If a ball is thrown in the air with an initial height of 5 feet, and if the ball remains in the air for 5 seconds, then accurate to the nearest foot, how high did it go? Remember, the acceleration due to gravity on Earth is -32 ft/sec².

If a ball is thrown in the air with an initial height of 5 feet, and if the ball remains in the air for 5 seconds, then accurate to the nearest foot, how high did it go? Remember, the acceleration due to gravity on Earth is -32 ft/sec².

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Chapter3: Motion Along A Straight Line

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