Free fall - total time up & down solved example | Gravity | Physics | Khan Academy

Let's solve problems involving objects in free fall, and we are given/asked the total time to up and then come back down.
Created by Mahesh Shenoy
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[@BlaireTaylor]

why do you only use spiderman and deadpool

[@karthik_k_2007]

I watched the previous example video also, These examples are great! They will build foundations for higher classes!

[@Hino_55]

Very clear explanation Sir Mahesh! Thankyou! Keep teaching, you're great at it! 😇

[@TheManjusu]

upward motion is negative so the g should be negative.