I see! I didn't read the question carefully sorry.
Velocity at maximum height is 0, so v=0.
And the Initial velocity on the Moon and the Earth is the same.
Simultaneous equation?
v^2=u^2+2as
u^2=-2as, u^2 for Earth and Moon is the same.
-2as(Earth) = -2as(Moon)
s(Moon)/s(Earth) = 19.62/3.27...
I tried using v^2 = u^2 +2as.
Initial velocity = 0, so u^2 = 0
v^2 = 2as when a = 9.81, s= v^2/19.62
v^2 = 2as when a = 1.635, s=v^2/3.27
What value of v can I use? Or am I using the wrong formula?
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