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sammy [17]
3 years ago
7

I throw a ball upward at 40 m/s what is the acceleration

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1 answer:
Angelina_Jolie [31]3 years ago
6 0
You'll need to use the formula <span><span><span>v2f</span>=<span>v2o</span>+2aΔs</span><span><span>vf2</span>=<span>vo2</span>+2aΔs</span></span><span>, where </span><span><span>v2f</span><span>vf2</span></span><span> is final velocity squared, </span><span><span>v2o</span><span>vo2</span></span><span> is initial velocity squared, a is acceleration (equal to g), and </span><span><span>Δs</span><span>Δs</span></span><span> is displacement. 

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