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wadini
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A glaucous-winged gull, ascending straight upward at 5.40 , drops a shell when it is 13.5 above the ground. What is the magnitude of the shell's acceleration just after it is released?
x= -13.5 (because it is the same as when it went up but just negative)
v= 5.40
I got -.2 by putting in -5.40=2a(-13.5)...but that is not the right answer obviously...
x= -13.5 (because it is the same as when it went up but just negative)
v= 5.40
I got -.2 by putting in -5.40=2a(-13.5)...but that is not the right answer obviously...