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Posted by first name on Tuesday, December 7, 2010 at 8:46pm.

Two stones of different masses are thrown straight upward one on earth and on the moon (where gravity produces an acceleration of 1.67m/second squared) Both reach the same height. if the stone on the moon has an initial speed v, what was the initial speed of the stone on earth in terms of v?

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