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Samantha has a height of 1.83m measured from the ground surface. She then lifts a rock and throw it straight upward giving it upward acceleration coming from rest of 35 m/s2 for 64cm. The ball has released 2.20m above the ground.
A. How high above the ground does the rock up?
B. Compute the time she must get out of its way.
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