Physics, 27.09.2021 07:40 queenpaige2015

How high will a ball of mass 2 kg thrown with velocity 4 m/s straight up travel before it starts to fall down again? How far will an object of mass 2 kg sliding on a surface with initial velocity 4 m/s travel before it comes to a complete stop, if it experiences a constant friction force of 2 N? If the object in the previous question were to travel twice as fast initially, how much further would it travel before it came to rest? A. It would go 1.4 times as far. B. It would travel the same distance. C. It would travel 4 times as far. D. It would go twice as far.

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