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27-09-2022
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When bullfrogs jump they leave the ground at a 45-degree angle. Some bullfrogs have been
known to be able to jump up to 4.5 meters.
11. What must a bullfrog's takeoff speed be in order to jump this far? (Hint- use the range
equation to find the answer)
12. How long will the bullfrog be in the air?

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