angieelahh

well the problem im trying to use that with is..im trying to find how fast im suppose to toss a ball into the air in order for it to remain there for a total time of 2s ... so what im not getting is..how to use that particular formula to answer the question..and you know for "gt" g=gravity..right?? then what does t equal??

sorryy, i was trying to delete this one..guess it ddnt workk..

Can someone explain how to use this formula?? D=1/2gt^2 i dont get it..

i was given a formula to use for a series of problems, but i dont understand how to use it. The formula is D= 1/2gt^2

okayy well i think i have an answer..but i dont know scientific reasoning.. heres the problem: Consider drops of water that leak from a dripping faucet. As the drops fall they a)get closer b)remain at a relatively fixed distance from the other c)get further apart i said "c"..but now i need scientific reasoning.. how do you put scientific reasoning to that??