The class is not at the point yet where we can use something like that; your method seems too advanced right now. Thanks for your reply though.
Assuming I did that first part right, I get:
y = y_0 + v_y - gt + \frac {1}{2} gt^2
Okay, so y = 56.5 m , and y_0 = 0? Also, how would I get v_y...
Homework Statement
Note: This is supposed to be simplistic so we're only concerned with the vertical movement. All horizontal factors are completely ignored and should not be included in the solutions or the procedures to get to the solutions.
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