(Type only the letter of the correct answer) Alarge boulder is ejected vertically upward from avolcano with an initial speed of 40.0 m/s. Airresistance may be ignored.a. At what time after being ejected is theboulder moving at 20 m/s upward?Choices: a.) 2.04 sb.) 6.12 sc.)8.16 sd.) 4.08 sAns.:b. At what time is it moving at 20.0 m/sdownward?Choices: a.) 2.04 sb.) 6.12 sc.)8.16 sd.) 4.08 sAns.: c. When is the displacement of the boulder fromits initial position zero?Choices: a.) 2.04 sb.) 6.12 sc.)8.16 sd.) 4.08 sAns.:d. When is the velocity of the boulder zero?Choices: a.) 2.04 sb.) 6.12 sc.)8.16 sd.) 4.08 sAns.:

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