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Hey,
This task have me puzzled:
You throw a ball straight up in the air, and it reaches a lot higher than your own height. Is the size of the acceleration largest under the throw, or when the ball is moving downwards? Explain.
It is strange, because I'm not sure that it gives enough information to make a plain answer... Anyone who can help?
This task have me puzzled:
You throw a ball straight up in the air, and it reaches a lot higher than your own height. Is the size of the acceleration largest under the throw, or when the ball is moving downwards? Explain.
It is strange, because I'm not sure that it gives enough information to make a plain answer... Anyone who can help?