The shot has a constant downward acceleration of . Since acceleration is constant, the velocity of the ball is given by
where is the shot's vertical velocity at time and is its initial vertical velocity. We're given that . So
gives the shot's velocity at time .
Because acceleration is constant, we also know that
where is the average vertical velocity, is the vertical displacement at time , and is the initial displacement at . We're given an initial displacement of , so the displacement of the shot is
The shotputter is 1.90 m tall, a difference of 0.20 m from the initial height of the throw. So we want to find the time for the ball to reach a displacment of -0.20 m:
The correct answer for this would be "A car traveling the speed limit" this is because the car is not accelerating, and all the other answers are wrong because the objects in those are accelerating <span />