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The acceleration of gravity can be measured by projecting a body upward and measuring the time that it takes to pass two given points in both directions. Show that if the time the body takes to pass a horizontal line A in both directions is TA, and the time to go by a second line B in both directions is TB, then assuming that the acceleration is constant, its magnitude is g = 8h / ((TA)2 - (TB)2) where h is the height of line B above line A.

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