7.) A football is kicked directly upward with a velocity of 50 m/s. Determine: a. The velocity at 2 s. (30 m/s) b. The velocity at 6 s. (-10 m/s) c. The acceleration at 3 s. (-10 m/s?) d. The velocity at 5 s (0 m/s)

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7.) A football is kicked directly upward
with a velocity of 50 m/s. Determine:
a. The velocity at 2 s. (30 m/s)
b. The velocity at 6 s. (-10 m/s)
The acceleration at 3 s. (-10
m/s?)
d. The velocity at 5 s (0 m/s)
C.
e. The overall height of the
football. (125 m)
f.
How far did the football fall
between 6 and 7 s? (15 m)
Transcribed Image Text:7.) A football is kicked directly upward with a velocity of 50 m/s. Determine: a. The velocity at 2 s. (30 m/s) b. The velocity at 6 s. (-10 m/s) The acceleration at 3 s. (-10 m/s?) d. The velocity at 5 s (0 m/s) C. e. The overall height of the football. (125 m) f. How far did the football fall between 6 and 7 s? (15 m)
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