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What is the acceleration of a baseball when it is moving upward after being tossed directly upward?
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What is the acceleration of a baseball when it is moving upward after being tossed directly upward?

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The acceleration is 9.8 m/s^2 downward, from the time it leaves the hand until the moment it hits something or lands on the ground.
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