From the top of a building 96ft. high, a ball is thrown directly upward with v=80ft/sec. Find a.) time required to reach the highest point b.) max. height attained. c.) the velocity of the ball when it reaches the ground. :)

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mathslover · Answer

Please post this in physics question @unkabogable

mathslover · Answer

http://openstudy.com/groups/physics

mathslover · Answer

Well since you are a new user .. No problem .. 

But i am going to try this question now :)

anonymous · Answer

that is asked on our calculus subject...

mathslover · Answer

From the top of a building 96ft. high, a ball is thrown directly upward with v=80ft/sec. Find a.) time required to reach the highest point b.) max. height attained. c.) the velocity of the ball when it reaches the ground. :)

h = 96 ft. 
v = 80 ft / s.
t= > 
H = ? 
u = .. 

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