Projectile Motion Calculating the Maximum Height Part 6

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[Salvaq]

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[oliverseguin]

utter legend learned more from you in 3 minutes than in months of school

[crystal_leopard]

I don’t understand how you got half of those numbers.

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[Luke_guy]

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[bigleonard]

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[itsBEZZyo]

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[margaretmusonda]

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[guilhermegaldino]

For those wondering how he got to 510 as a result, you have do divide both sides by 19, 6 --> 19, 6d/19, 6 = 10000/19, 6 --> d = 10000/19, 6 ≈ 510

[twinbladevolt]

I'm still a little confused how did 0 = 100^2 + 2(-9.9)d end up being d = 510.

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[MrGlitch_YT]

I cant find part 7 anywhere can someone help out

[infinitetoxic]

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[midgeledesma]

Excuse me sir how did you get the 40 meters?

[KG-rfvs]

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[christophergrovender]

7, 000th viewer, damn. Should have more views.

[Brett]

What about total displacement of the object?