2. Suppose neil Armstrong had a baseball when he first set foot on the moon on July 20, 1969. Assume the ball was hit upwaerd from an initial height of .65 feet and with an intial vlocity of 132.5 feet/sec? a) How long after the baseball was hit would it reach a height of 132.5 feet? b) How long after the baseball was hit would it hit the ground? c) What would be the height of the baseball after 25 seconds? *

2. Suppose neil Armstrong had a baseball when he first set foot on the moon on July 20, 1969. Assume the ball was hit upwaerd from an initial height of .65 feet and with an intial vlocity of 132.5 feet/sec? a) How long after the baseball was hit would it reach a height of 132.5 feet? b) How long after the baseball was hit would it hit the ground? c) What would be the height of the baseball after 25 seconds? *

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Section9.3: Cylinders And Cones

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