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8. The time it takes a rock thrown straight up at 10 m/s to return to its starting position is about.
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8. The time it takes a rock thrown straight up at 10 m/s to return to its starting position is about.

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Answer: 2.04 Seconds

Explanation:Use t=(2v)/g = (2)(10)/9.8 = 2.04 seconds

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