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A baseball is hit straight upward, at a velocity of 59.4 miles per hour. What is...

A baseball is hit straight upward, at a velocity of 59.4 miles per hour.

What is the maximum height reached by the ball, above the point where it was initially hit? Ignore air resistance. Hint: at maximum height, the ball is between going up and going down.

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