A fast-pitch softball player pitches the ball horizontally at 22.4. Her release point was 0.67 m above the ground. Assuming the batter misses the ball (and it isn't stopped by the catcher), how long will it take for the softball to reach the ground?

A fast-pitch softball player pitches the ball horizontally at 22.4. Her release point was 0.67 m above the ground. Assuming the batter misses the ball (and it isn't stopped by the catcher), how long will it take for the softball to reach the ground?

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A fast-pitch softball player pitches the ball horizontally at 22.4 . Her release point was 0.67 m above the ground. Assuming the batter misses the ball (and it isn't stopped by the catcher), how long will it take for the softball to reach the ground? A 0.37 s 3.6 s 6.0 s D. 15 s