seconds. a) Determine the maximum height and when it is reached, rounded to the nearest tenth. b) Determine the velocity of the object just at the instance it hits the ground (not after), rounded to the nearest tenth. Note the velocity is not zero! c) Determine the object’s acceleration at t = 1.3 seconds, rounded to the nearest tenth.

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