A ball is thrown downward from a balcony that is 19.6m above the

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A ball is thrown downward from a balcony that is 19.6m above the ground one kid throws downward at 14.7m/s, at the same time another student throws a ball upward from the balcony at the same speed. what is the difference of the time the balls are in the air and what is the velocity when the balls hit the ground?

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