Please answer question and just send me the paper solutions asap dont type the answer both parts ASAP please • A ball is thrown straight down at 12m/stoward the ground from a height of 45m.• How long does it take to land? [2.0s]• How fast is the ball moving when it lands?[32m/s]

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toward the ground from a height of 45m.
• How long does it take to land? [2.0s]
• How fast is the ball moving when it lands?
[32m/s]

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