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You throw a softball (of mass 300 g) straight up into the air. it reaches a maximum altitude of 10.1 m and then returns to you. what is the gravitational potential energy of the softball at its highest position? assume the ball departed from and returned to ground level.
assume no energy is lost by the softball while it is in the air. what is the kinetic energy of the softball as soon as it leaves your hand? answer in units of j.
what is the kinetic energy of the softball when it returns to your hand? answer in units of j.
what is the speed of the ball? answer in units of m per s.

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