You throw ball A upward and notice the time it takes to come back. If you throw an identical ball B so that it takes twices as much time to come back, what must be true about the motion for ball B? a. Ball B travels twice the upward distance of ball A O b. Ball B has twice the initial speed of balI A O . Ball B had twice the acceleration on the way up as ball A d. Ball B stopped at the highest point and had zero acceleration at the point

You throw ball A upward and notice the time it takes to come back. If you throw an identical ball B so that it takes twices as much time to come back, what must be true about the motion for ball B? a. Ball B travels twice the upward distance of ball A O b. Ball B has twice the initial speed of balI A O . Ball B had twice the acceleration on the way up as ball A d. Ball B stopped at the highest point and had zero acceleration at the point

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You throw ball A upward and notice the time it takes to come back. If you throw an identical ball B so that it takes twices as much time to come back, what must
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a. Ball B travels twice the upward distance of ball A
b. Ball B has twice the initial speed of ball A
O c. Ball B had twice the acceleration on the way up as ball A
d. Ball B stopped at the highest point and had zero acceleration at the point

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