You've joined the Physics baseball team and are playing against the Engineer's baseball team. You swing at the ball after a particularly challenging pitch, and hit the ball with your bat in such a way as to make the ball go straight up. It is caught by the catcher of the Engineering team two seconds later (followed by a snide remark). How high did your ball travel?

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Problem 75AP: One gallon of paint (volume = 3.79 103 m3) covers an area of 25.0 m2. What is the thickness of the...
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19.4 m
19.6 m
7.4 m
38.8 m
4.9 m
Transcribed Image Text:19.4 m 19.6 m 7.4 m 38.8 m 4.9 m
You've joined the Physics baseball team and are playing against the
Engineer's baseball team. You swing at the ball after a particularly
challenging pitch, and hit the ball with your bat in such a way as to
make the ball go straight up. It is caught by the catcher of the
Engineering team two seconds later (followed by a snide remark).
How high did your ball travel?
Transcribed Image Text:You've joined the Physics baseball team and are playing against the Engineer's baseball team. You swing at the ball after a particularly challenging pitch, and hit the ball with your bat in such a way as to make the ball go straight up. It is caught by the catcher of the Engineering team two seconds later (followed by a snide remark). How high did your ball travel?
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