Pg.5 [7] A projectile was launched vertically upward with an initial speed of 29.2 m/s from the ground. a) Find the time it takes to get to the maximum height. T-V4-29.2/9.8 V/g T= 2.97m b) Find the maximum height of the projectile., Vņ- 2gh h Valloo h= 29.2*2, h=43.5M .1 %3D c) Find its position 2 seconds later. (3pts). ut - h=29.2x2-o5x9.8x22 h=38-8m 0:5 atx2 d) When is the speed of the projectile V=-30m/s

Pg.5 [7] A projectile was launched vertically upward with an initial speed of 29.2 m/s from the ground. a) Find the time it takes to get to the maximum height. T-V4-29.2/9.8 V/g T= 2.97m b) Find the maximum height of the projectile., Vņ- 2gh h Valloo h= 29.2*2, h=43.5M .1 %3D c) Find its position 2 seconds later. (3pts). ut - h=29.2x2-o5x9.8x22 h=38-8m 0:5 atx2 d) When is the speed of the projectile V=-30m/s

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