* Question Completion Status:QUESTION 1What is the maximum height a 25 kg object will travel if it is thrown straight up in the air at 100 meters per second (m/s)O 510.2 metersO 510.2 m/sO 1020.4 metersO 1020.4O 510.2O 1020.4 m/sQUESTION 2What will the total time the object will be in the air?O 20.4-10.2 seconds0102cecondeClick Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers.PE159 Syllabus..dor

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What is the maximum height a 25 kg object will travel if it is thrown straight up in the air at 100 meters per second (m/s) O 510.2 meters O 510.2 m/s O 1020.4 meters O 1020.4 O 510.2 O 1020.4 m/s

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