PHYSICS, NEED TO CHECK IF IT'S CORRECT a ball is thrown vertically up, V0 = 19,62 m/s
what's the highest point it can reach and how much time will it take to get up there?
i solved it like this:
t = V0 / g
t = 19,62 / 9,81 = 2s

h = V0t - g×t² /2
h = 19,62 × 2 - 39,24/2
h = 39,24-19,62
h = 19,62 m

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