A basketball player grabbing a rebound jumps 74 cm vertically. (a) How much (total) time does the player spend in the top 19 cm of this jump? ms (b) How much (total) time does the player spend in the bottom 19 cm of this jump? ms (c) Does this help explain why such players seem to hang in the air at the tops of their jumps? O No, it is an optical illusion and they spend the same amount of time at the tops and bottoms of their jumps. O No, it is an optical illusion and they spend less time at the tops of their jumps. O Yes, they spend more time at the tops of their jumps.

A basketball player grabbing a rebound jumps 74 cm vertically. (a) How much (total) time does the player spend in the top 19 cm of this jump? ms (b) How much (total) time does the player spend in the bottom 19 cm of this jump? ms (c) Does this help explain why such players seem to hang in the air at the tops of their jumps? O No, it is an optical illusion and they spend the same amount of time at the tops and bottoms of their jumps. O No, it is an optical illusion and they spend less time at the tops of their jumps. O Yes, they spend more time at the tops of their jumps.

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A basketball player grabbing a rebound jumps 74 cm vertically.
(a) How much (total) time does the player spend in the top 19 cm of this jump?
ms
(b) How much (total) time does the player spend in the bottom 19 cm of this jump?
ms
(c) Does this help explain why such players seem to hang in the air at the tops of their jumps?
No, it is an optical illusion and they spend the same amount of time at the tops and bottoms of their jumps.
No, it is an optical illusion and they spend less time at the tops of their jumps.
Yes, they spend more time at the tops of their jumps.

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