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Question #73558

If you throw a snowball straight upwards with a velocity of 19 m/s, what will the magnitude of its velocity be after 2.9 seconds?

Expert's answer

v = v0 - gt = 19 - 9.81 x 2.9 = -9.45 m/s
The magnitude will be 9.45 m/s.

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