Posted by Anonymous on Friday, October 12, 2012 at 2:40pm.
h= v₀•t-g•t²/2 ,
v₀=h/t +gt/2 = 14/0.8 +9.8•0.8/2 = 21.42 m/s.
Time of the motion to the highest point
t₀=v₀/g =21.42/9.8=2.19 s.
t1=2•2.19 – 0.8=3.58 s.
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