A ball is starting at a height equal to 5 ft and a verticalvelocity of 20 mph. The ball is in the earth's gravitational field.Neglect friction. Solve for the position vs time. When will theball have a zero velocity? When will it hit the ground?(Be careful ofunits!)

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