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A flare is shot straight up from a flare gun from a height of 6 m and with the velocity of 60 m/s what equation can be used to determine how many seconds it takes for the flare …

A flare is shot straight up from a flare gun from a height of 6 m and with the velocity of 60 m/s what equation can be used to determine how many seconds it takes for the flare …
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A flare is shot straight up from a flare gun from a height of 6 m and with the velocity of 60 m/s what equation can be used to determine how many seconds it takes for the flare to hit the ground.

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Answer: 12.3 seconds.

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