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g John is walking along a trail when he comes to the bottom of a steep cliff. Before trying to climb up it, he wonders how high it is. Jake happens to have a bow and arrow with him, and he knows it is able to launch an arrow with a maximum speed of 60.0 m/s. After shooting the arrow straight up with the bow fully extended, he hears it hit the ground at the top of the cliff 7.00 s after he launches it. How high is the cliff

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