Please solve and explain all parts. I don't understand You decide to play a trick on...

Please solve and explain all parts. I don't understand

You decide to play a trick on your friend by dropping a raw egg onto their head

The egg is dropped (no initial velocity) from a height of 15 meters. Your goal is to have the y position of the egg exactly match the height of your friend at the same moment he steps onto the red x you painted on the ground (not suspicious at all). Your friend has a height of 66.929 inches and is walking toward the building at a constant speed of 4.429 feet/second.

-Convert your friend's height into proper units. h = meters

-Convert your friend's speed into proper units. v_friend = meters/second

-Determine the time at which the egg's y-location equals your friends height. t(y_egg=h) = seconds

-Determine the starting position of your friend at the time you dropped the egg (enter a positive number). d = meters

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