Pretty simple
The no atmosphere says that theres no air resistance, making the problem 10 times easier.
If the hammer is thrown upwards, it has a positive inital velocity of 14m/s
Now gravity is trying to pull it downwards so the accelerating is -3.5m/s^2 (closest planet I can think off with this acceleration is Mercury, but thats besides the point)
Anyways we can use kinematic equations to solve that
Vf = vi + at
Vf = 14m/s +(-3.5)(8)
Vf = -14 m/s
So after 8 seconds the ball is going downwards at the same height that you threw it.
answer : -14m/s or you can say 14m/s downwards
Answer:
By turning the vehicle "ON" position you can check to see if the gauges light works.
When we switch ON or turn a key to ON the engine, we can find all the gauges working or not.
When you shine a lite through a prism is reflects out light through all of the edges and causes light separation. Or just simply shine a laser through the edge of a sideways piece of glass.
I hope that this was helpful for you.
Tan x = 60/700
x = 4.9 degree east north
v = √(60^2 + 700^2)
v = 702.6 kph
hope this helps