You and your friend throw balloons filledwith water from the roof of a several storyapartment house. You simply drop a balloonfrom rest. A second balloon is thrown down-ward by your friend 3.8 s later with an initialspeed of 74.48 m/s. They hit the groundsimultaneously.How high is the apartment house? Theacceleration of gravity is 9.8 m/s². Neglectair resistance.Answer in units of m.Answer in units of m1. 92.72022. 74.5293. 44.14. 105.955. 63.5046. 68.90627. 53.3618. 159.2019. 99.22510. 86.436

Given: The second balloon is thrown at 74.48 m/s. The time lag between the two balloon is…

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