Question

@omnomnom

Answer 1

An arrow is shot straight up into the air at a speed of 98 m/sec. What is the maximum height reached by the arrow? You may neglect air friction.
Select one:
a. 98 meters
b. 490 meters
c. 980 meters
d. 1,470 meters

Answer 2

Lol seriously?

Answer 3

is this from the moon, pluto, saturn?

Answer 4

Mercury!

Answer 5

EARTH!

Answer 6

ITS earth

Answer 7

sorry, i don't have the gravitational constant for mercury... :(

Answer 8

come to think of it, i don't have it for those planets/moon i mentioned...

Answer 9

v^2 = u^2 + 2as.

0^2 = 98^2 + 2(-9.81)s

Answer 10

LOL :D

Answer 11

lol @dpaInc

Answer 12

and saifoo you just confused me further

Answer 13

Why so?

Answer 14

Where so?

Answer 15

idk the equation

Answer 16

Don't you know the formulas? D:

Answer 17

i do but what the hell did you write?

Answer 18

What's so difficult in this?
v^2 = u^2 + 2as.

0^2 = 98^2 + 2(-9.81)s

Answer 19

okay \[V^2 = U^2 +2as\]
whats the U for?

Answer 20

v = final speed
u = initial speed

Answer 21

OMG couldnt you write Vi ??? and Vf??

Answer 22

And let me guess the S is for time?

Answer 23

s = distance.
duhh.

Answer 24

And no. We study that here like that.

Answer 25

OMG use d for distance please

Answer 26

\[\Large \color{red} {V_i = V_f + 2ad}\]

Answer 27

thank you

Answer 28

where are my $50?

Answer 29

i cant give it to you cuz you didnt answer the question :P

Answer 30

i did already.

Answer 31

but whats the answer?
like is it a, b, c, d?

Answer 32

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solve for d to find out the answer. :p

Answer 33

then make the equation less complicated

Answer 34

It's already less complicated.

Answer 35

NO it isnt you know where vi is?? Make d there and then i can answer it :D