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An anchor is released from a boat and begins sinking. Its velocity after it hits the water can be expressed as –10 feet per second. Where is the anchor with respect to the surfa…

An anchor is released from a boat and begins sinking. Its velocity after it hits the water can be expressed as –10 feet per second. Where is the anchor with respect to the surfa…
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An anchor is released from a boat and begins sinking. Its

velocity after it hits the water can be expressed as –10 feet
per second. Where is the anchor with respect to the surface
9 seconds after it hits the water?

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you multiply -10 and nine and you get -90 hope this helps.

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