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Predict the velocity vy when y=-3.5 meters. Use the average acceleration you calculated in Activity 1. Use the formula v = Vo2 + 2ay, where v = final velocity, Vo = initial velocity, a = average acceleration, and y = y displacement. (Note that v is the final velocity in the y direction: Vy.)

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