In order to find the magnitude of the acceleration due to gravity on some planet, NASA and the CSA invented a simple device which launches a small metal ball straight up with an initial speed of 14.25 m/s. The device then times how long the metal ball is in the air before returning to the device. If on the planet, the ball takes 3.4 s to return to the device (and we neglect air resistance) what is the magnitude of the acceleration due to gravity on that planet? Your Answer: Answer units

In order to find the magnitude of the acceleration due to gravity on some planet, NASA and the CSA invented a simple device which launches a small metal ball straight up with an initial speed of 14.25 m/s. The device then times how long the metal ball is in the air before returning to the device. If on the planet, the ball takes 3.4 s to return to the device (and we neglect air resistance) what is the magnitude of the acceleration due to gravity on that planet? Your Answer: Answer units

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planet, NASA and the CSA invented a simple device which launches a
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If on the planet, the ball takes 3.4 s to return to the device (and we
neglect air resistance) what is the magnitude of the acceleration due to
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