i need the answer quickly A stone falls from the surface of Faisal'sbuilding to the ground after 3 s. What is theheight of the building and what is the finalvelocity of the stone? 48-2 A studentstanding on the roof of a building 60 m highthrows a first ball up with an initial velocityof 5 m/s and a second ball at the samespeed follows it downwards. What is thespeed of the balls the moment they reachthe ground?I need the answer as soonas possible

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A stone falls from the surface of Faisal's building to the ground after 3 s. What is the height of the building and what is the final velocity of the stone? 48-2 A student

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