A table-tennis ball is released near the surface of the (airless) moon with velocity v_0 = (0, 6, –2) m/s. It accelerates (downward) with acceleration a = (0, 0, -1.9) m/s^2. %3D .Find its velocity after 8 s

A table-tennis ball is released near the surface of the (airless) moon with velocity v_0 = (0, 6, –2) m/s. It accelerates (downward) with acceleration a = (0, 0, -1.9) m/s^2. %3D .Find its velocity after 8 s

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Description: A table-tennis ball is released nearthe surface of the (airless) moon withvelocity v_0 = (0, 6, -2) m/s. Itaccelerates (downward) withacceleration a = (0, 0, -1.9) m/s^2..Find its velocity after 8 s

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