Thor, Norse God of Thunder, is rumored to be the strongest of the Asgardians. Suppose in his battle against Thanos, Thor lifts a mass of 7.9 gigagrams with an upward velocity of 5.7 cm/s to a maximum height. The mass is initially at rest and reaches its upward speed because of a net force of 36.7 kilonewtons exerted upward. For how long (in seconds) is this force applied?

Thor, Norse God of Thunder, is rumored to be the strongest of the Asgardians. Suppose in his battle against Thanos, Thor lifts a mass of 7.9 gigagrams with an upward velocity of 5.7 cm/s to a maximum height. The mass is initially at rest and reaches its upward speed because of a net force of 36.7 kilonewtons exerted upward. For how long (in seconds) is this force applied?

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Thor, Norse God of Thunder, is rumored to be
the strongest of the Asgardians. Suppose in his
battle against Thanos, Thor lifts a mass of 7.9
gigagrams with an upward velocity of 5.7 cm/s
to a maximum height. The mass is initially at
rest and reaches its upward speed because of
a net force of 36.7 kilonewtons exerted upward.
For how long (in seconds) is this force applied?
Do NOT include units in your answer. Round
your answer to 2 decimal places. Do NOT
change to scientific notation. Ignore significant
figures.

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