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You drop a ball from the roof of a building. You can use the expression √2gh to find the velocity(in feet per second) of the ball when it strikes the ground, where g=32 feet/sec^(2) and h is the height (in feet) from which the ball was dropped. Find the velocity of the ball when it strikes the ground if the building is 121 feet tall.
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Just plug height in for h and gravity constant in for gravity g should be a constant defined in your book
its not in my book
what type of class is it?
pre-algebra
you put g in your question. You said g = 32 So plug 32 in for g and 121 for h does that help?
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