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a dorm RA sees a ball fall past her window. The ball take .20 s to...

a dorm RA sees a ball fall past her window. The ball take .20 s to go from top to bottom of her window, which is 2.0m tall. Assuming the ball was dropped from rest from an upper floor, at what height above the top of her window was the ball dropped?

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