You are standing at the foot of the Bank of America building in San Francisco, which is 52 floors (237 m) high. You launch a ball straight up in the air from the edge of the foot of the building. The initial vertical speed is 70 m/s. a. How high up does the ball go? b. How fast is the ball going right before it hits the top of the building? c. For how many seconds total is the ball in the air?
I'm so confused I don't understand how to use the equations, or plug numbers into the equations.
Okay! So, lets look at Part A
@summerncaela
So how high did the ball go up?
@Lowkey.S i havve no idea??
Use conservation of energy. The ball rises to a maximum height H such that gH = Vo^2/2 \[H=(1/g)\times(1/2)\times Vo^2 = 250 m\] Vo is the initial velocity that it is thrown.
so Vo is 70 m/s right? @Lowkey.S
Yes you know why right?
well becaause its the velocity? and Vo is velocity right? @Lowkey.S
No Vo is Volume
then why did you put Vo as 70 m/s? @Lowkey.S
what did you plug in to get 250?
Okay let me repharase this again
Okay the question " The initial vertical speed is 70 m/s." is that a answer
Okay anyways i have to do this fast Part B
I dont understand how you got 250 lmao @Lowkey.S
Have you not read your lesson?
You should go back read your lesson
my teacher makes 0 sense, he is from Lebanon and everyone has a hard time comprehending @Lowkey.S
hmm i see
you have serious zero sense of this lesson
Nope @Lowkey.S
wait 2 min
alright, all i really know is that there are 3 main equations, and you have to pick a certain one to find the answer you need, but i dont which equation to use or how to plug in the numbers @Lowkey.S
@zepdrix can you help I don't know what his talking about anymore...
@Lowkey.S i figured it out its fine
you sure?
kinda but yeah @Lowkey.S
A and B and C?
For part a only
you dont always have to tag my name lol i can see it
the whole thing, i'm fine and oh ok lol
okie then! Good LUCK!
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