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2. A ball is tossed straight upwards with a velocity of 60m/s. Using an estimate of gravity of -10m/s², about how many seconds would it take to reach the peak (top of the flight…

2. A ball is tossed straight upwards with a velocity of 60m/s. Using an estimate of gravity of -10m/s², about how many seconds would it take to reach the peak (top of the flight…
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2. A ball is tossed straight upwards with a velocity of 60m/s. Using an estimate of gravity of -10m/s², about how many seconds would it take to reach the peak (top of the flight). A.) 10 seconds B.) 3 seconds C.) 6 seconds D.) 12 seconds​

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