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Answer:

The height is 80 meters.

Explanation:

The equation for the distance in the second segment of the fall is as below. In it, we use the initial velocity v1 that the ball had after completing the first segment. From this equation, v1 can be determined:

h_2 = (1)/(2)gt_2^2+v_1t_2=0.5\cdot 10(m)/(s^2)\cdot 4 s^2+v_1\cdot 2 s=60m\implies\nv_1 = 20(m)/(s)

Next, we use the kinematic equation for velocity at the end of the first segment of a free fall, to determine h1:

v_1^2 = 2gh_1+v_0^2 = 2gh_1\implies h_1 = (v_1^2)/(2g)=20m

The total height is then

h = h_1 + h_2 = 20m + 60 m = 80m


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PE=mgh
2.06 J = 2.06 kg·m²/s² = (0.045 kg)·(9.8 m/s²)·h
where h is the height the ball has reached
Solve for h:
h = 2.06/(0.045·9.8) = 4.67 to the nearest hundredth
h = 4.67 m

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