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At the maximum height the velocity is 0ft/s. You know the intial velocity and the ball is acceleration is equal to gravitiy. 1. Convert ft/s to m/s 75ft/s =22.865m/s 2. Use kinematic eqn. Vf^2=Vi^2 + 2gh h=(V^2-Vi^2)/2g h=22m |
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