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8/3 4. A student shot a bottle rocket up in the air and it took a total of 16.0 seconds to go up and come back down. How high did the rocket travel?

8/3 4. A student shot a bottle rocket up in the air and it took a total of 16.0 seconds to go up and come back down. How high did the rocket travel?
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4. A student shot a bottle rocket up in the air and it took a total of 16.0 seconds to go up
and come back down. How high did the rocket travel?

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Answer:

10x16 or 9.8x16

Step-by-step explanation:

v=at due to this formula

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