Number 6 A friend throws keys upwards where you are standing on a balcony. The balcony is 4.0 mabove the ground, and you catch the keys 1.5s later.What is the initial velocity of the throw?b. What is the velocity just before the keys are caught?a.The height of a helicopter is given by h(t)=3.00t3. After 2.0 seconds the helicopterreleases a small bag. How long after the release does the bag hit the ground?

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ds where you are standing on a balcony. The balcony is 4.0 m catch the keys 1.5s later. elocity of the throw? just before the keys are caught? 5 given by h(t)=3.00t3. After 2.0 seconds the helicopter ong after the release does the bag hit the ground?

ds where you are standing on a balcony. The balcony is 4.0 m catch the keys 1.5s later. elocity of the throw? just before the keys are caught? 5 given by h(t)=3.00t3. After 2.0 seconds the helicopter ong after the release does the bag hit the ground?

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