Homework Help: Physics

Posted by Jackie Li on Monday, October 1, 2012 at 6:11pm.

Two stones are thrown simultaneously, one straight upward from the base of a cliff and the other straight downward from the top of the cliff. The height of the cliff is 6.80 m. The stones are thrown with the same speed of 9.05 m/s. Find the location (above the base of the cliff) of the point where the stones cross paths.

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