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03-11-2022
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A water balloon is launched vertically and is in the air for 10.3 seconds. What maximum height did the balloon get to? (remember if you use just the time falling (half the total time) you know the initial velocity to be zero m/s/s. The max height is the height the balloon would fall in half the total time ( For a = g = 9.80 m/s/s)

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