6. A ball is thrown vertically upward with a speed of 15 m/s. What is the accelerationin m/s of the ball at maximum height?(a) 15 downward(b) 0 (e) 10 downward (d) 10 upward7. Two balls, ball A with mass ma-1 kg and ball B with massma10 kg, are dropped (VAO UB00) from the roof of abuilding. If they are dropped at the same moment, which of thetwo balls will reach the ground first?(a) Depends on the height of the building.(b) Both at the same time.(c) Ball A.(d) Ball B.(e) Depends on the acceleration due to gravity.(e) 15 upward88 E20

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6. A ball is thrown vertically upward with a speed of 15 m/s. What is the acceleration
in m/s of the ball at maximum height?
(a) 15 downward
(b) 0 (e) 10 downward (d) 10 upward
7. Two balls, ball A with mass ma-1 kg and ball B with mass
ma10 kg, are dropped (VAO UB00) from the roof of a
building. If they are dropped at the same moment, which of the
two balls will reach the ground first?
(a) Depends on the height of the building.
(b) Both at the same time.
(c) Ball A.
(d) Ball B.
(e) Depends on the acceleration due to gravity.
(e) 15 upward
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