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PLEASE HELP!! Student 1 drops a ball from a tower. Student 2 throws a ball down at 35 m/s from the same height and from the same tower. The student 2's ball takes one-quart…

PLEASE HELP!! Student 1 drops a ball from a tower. Student 2 throws a ball down at 35 m/s from the same height and from the same tower. The student 2's ball takes one-quart…
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Student 1 drops a ball from a tower. Student 2 throws a ball down at 35 m/s from the same height and from the same tower. The student 2's ball takes one-quarter of the time of the dropped ball. What is the height of the tower? Use a=10.0m/s2 [down] ​

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