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Figure 10 shows a child's toy. A child pushes down on the toy to compress the spring. The spring then launches the toy into the air.A student measured the maximum height reached by the toy. The student placed a vertical metre rule near the toy, and observed the height reached by the toy. The student repeated the experiment, observing from a different position. Figure 11 shows the toy at its maximum height and the two positions of the student. Figure 11 Observing the toy from position B instea
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