1. Isaac can throw a baseball to a maximum height of 28.6 m above the ground. What is the speedof the ball when it hits the ground?m/s What is the total time of flight of the ballif Isaac releases the vertical throw 2.15 m above the ground?s What was theinitial velocity of the throw?m/s If Isaac then took a trip to the Moon where2the acceleration due to gravity is 1.62 m/s and threw the baseball vertically with the same initialvelocity and release point, what would be the maximum height the ball would travel above theMoon's surface?

Maximum height h = 28.6 m The final velocity that the baseball achieves at the height h is 0. The…

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