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An object is projected vertically upward with an initial velocity of An object is projected vertically upward with an initial velocity of   ft/sec, and its distance   in feet above the ground after   seconds is given by the formula   . If the object hits the ground after   seconds, find its initial velocity   in ft/sec. A)    ft/sec B)    ft/sec C)    ft/sec D)    ft/sec E)    ft/sec ft/sec, and its distance An object is projected vertically upward with an initial velocity of   ft/sec, and its distance   in feet above the ground after   seconds is given by the formula   . If the object hits the ground after   seconds, find its initial velocity   in ft/sec. A)    ft/sec B)    ft/sec C)    ft/sec D)    ft/sec E)    ft/sec in feet above the ground after An object is projected vertically upward with an initial velocity of   ft/sec, and its distance   in feet above the ground after   seconds is given by the formula   . If the object hits the ground after   seconds, find its initial velocity   in ft/sec. A)    ft/sec B)    ft/sec C)    ft/sec D)    ft/sec E)    ft/sec seconds is given by the formula An object is projected vertically upward with an initial velocity of   ft/sec, and its distance   in feet above the ground after   seconds is given by the formula   . If the object hits the ground after   seconds, find its initial velocity   in ft/sec. A)    ft/sec B)    ft/sec C)    ft/sec D)    ft/sec E)    ft/sec . If the object hits the ground after An object is projected vertically upward with an initial velocity of   ft/sec, and its distance   in feet above the ground after   seconds is given by the formula   . If the object hits the ground after   seconds, find its initial velocity   in ft/sec. A)    ft/sec B)    ft/sec C)    ft/sec D)    ft/sec E)    ft/sec seconds, find its initial velocity An object is projected vertically upward with an initial velocity of   ft/sec, and its distance   in feet above the ground after   seconds is given by the formula   . If the object hits the ground after   seconds, find its initial velocity   in ft/sec. A)    ft/sec B)    ft/sec C)    ft/sec D)    ft/sec E)    ft/sec in ft/sec.


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