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A volleyball player spikes the ball from the height of 9 feet with a downward velocity of 80 feet per second. To the nearest hundredth of a second, how long does the other team have to prevent the ball from hitting the ground?
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you kno the speed/velocity formula right?
Hello?
I have the same ques, http://openstudy.com/users/evy15#/updates/50a90a80e4b082f0b8534596
You know the formula v=d/t?
Wait, we're using kinematics? (just looked at evy15's question)
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@NotTim not sure, that's the formula they gave me
IT works, don't worry.
ok, thanks
Kinematic's just a step up from what I'm saying really.
ok
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