Question 8anwar is outside the building of Texas Center for Superconductivity at the Uriversity of Houston (TcSUH)and Erik is on the second floor of TcSUH. Erik starts his timer as soon as Anwar throws a baseballvertically to the air. From Erik's records, the baseball firstly reaches the height of the second floor at t=3.37 s and then passes the same height during falling at t = 8.38 s. If we ignore the air resistance during thewhole process, what is the time that the baseball reaches the maximum height? (g = 9.8 m/s?) (q746)a) 06.88 sb) ONeed to know the initicail velocityc) 05.88 sd) ONeed to know the maximum height

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anwar is outside the building of Texas Center for Superconductivity at the Uriversity of Houston (TeSUH) and Erik is on the second floor of TcSUH. Erik starts his timer as soon as Anwar throws a baseball vertically to the air. From Erik's records, the baseball firstly reaches the height of the second floor at t D 3.37 s and then passes the same height during falling at t= 8.38 s. If we ignore the air resistance during the whole process, what is the time that the baseball reaches the maximum height? (g = 9.8 m/s2) (q746) a) 06.88 s b) ONeed to know the initicail velocity c) 05.88 s d) ONeed to know the maximum height

anwar is outside the building of Texas Center for Superconductivity at the Uriversity of Houston (TeSUH) and Erik is on the second floor of TcSUH. Erik starts his timer as soon as Anwar throws a baseball vertically to the air. From Erik's records, the baseball firstly reaches the height of the second floor at t D 3.37 s and then passes the same height during falling at t= 8.38 s. If we ignore the air resistance during the whole process, what is the time that the baseball reaches the maximum height? (g = 9.8 m/s2) (q746) a) 06.88 s b) ONeed to know the initicail velocity c) 05.88 s d) ONeed to know the maximum height

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