Throw Ball Upward

A ball is thrown straight upward with an estimated speed of 32 ft/s. It therefore, travels up for 1 second, coming to rest instantaneously at a maximum height of 16 ft. It is explained that the acceleration of the ball due to gravity (32 ft/s2) is constant at each point of the path, including the special point at the top where the velocity is zero.
Equipment:
- Koosh ball
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