A ball is projected at 15 m/s vertically upward from the edge of a cliff 60 m high. Find the ball velocity as it strikes the ground? HINT: The velocity of the ball when it's below 60 meters from the release point is unknown

A ball is projected at 15 m/s vertically upward from the edge of a cliff 60 m high. Find the ball velocity as it strikes the ground? HINT: The velocity of the ball when it's below 60 meters from the release point is unknown

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