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A basketball ball is released from a building above the ground and bounces several times. You...

A basketball ball is released from a building above the ground and bounces several times. You measure the time between the first and second bounce to be 3.25 s. Using your knowledge of physics, what is the maximum height that the ball reached between these two bounces?

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