PreviewFileEditViewGoWindow HelpToolsA Physics 110 Homework 3 - Tagged.pdf (1 page)口vQ Searchections: Complete all problems below showing full solutions and proper units for all values. If workpresent or units are missing the answer will be marked incorrect. Good luck.1) A worker on a scaffold in front of a billboard throws a ball straight up. The ball has an initialvelocity of 11.2 m/s when it leaves the worker's hand at the top of the billboard.a) What is the maximum height the ball reaches relative to the top of the billhard?b) How long does it take the ball'to reach this height?c) What is the position of the ball at t = 2.0s?h we sPractice Exercises andSeeEntertaining Videos!

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