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Anonymous Sun Nov 29 21:53:16 2020 No.12401784 [View]
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The correct answer is D. I'm can't really say why. Can someone fill in the gap in my understanding?

Initial velocity was the same in both cases. Acceleration on earth is 6 times acceleration on the moon. This means it should take 6 times as long to reach a velocity of zero (at which point, it would be at its max height). Why does this also mean that the max height is 6 times the max height on earth?

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