Please help and explain to how I’m supposed to do this and please explain and show the work in order and helpppp thank youuuuu CHALLENGE PROBLEMA0.125 kg ball is tossed up into a tree in an attempt to knock down a frisbee that has gottenstuck in a branch 4.0 m above the ground. (The first answer is given to make sure you start outcorrectly.)How much work was done against gravity to throw the ball up to that height? (4.9 J)How mucwork did gravity do to pull it back down?How much E, and E, did the ball have when it was hallway up to the friabee?How fast will the ball be moving when it hits the ground, assuming it completely missen thetarget?How much momentum will the ball have when it hits the ground?

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A0.125 kg ball is tossed up into a tree in an attempt to knock down a frisbee that has gotten stuck in a branch 4.0 m above the ground. (The first answer is given to make sure you start ou correctly.) How much work was done against gravity to throw the ball up to that height? (4.9 J)

A0.125 kg ball is tossed up into a tree in an attempt to knock down a frisbee that has gotten stuck in a branch 4.0 m above the ground. (The first answer is given to make sure you start ou correctly.) How much work was done against gravity to throw the ball up to that height? (4.9 J)

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CHALLENGE PROBLEM
A0.125 kg ball is tossed up into a tree in an attempt to knock down a frisbee that has gotten
stuck in a branch 4.0 m above the ground. (The first answer is given to make sure you start out
correctly.)
How much work was done against gravity to throw the ball up to that height? (4.9 J)
How muc
work did gravity do to pull it back down?
How much E, and E, did the ball have when it was hallway up to the friabee?
How fast will the ball be moving when it hits the ground, assuming it completely missen the
target?
How much momentum will the ball have when it hits the ground?

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