Michael H. answered 12/13/19
High School Math, Physics, Computer Science & SAT/GRE/AP/PRAXIS Prep
Let H0 = the height from which the first ball is dropped, and V is its final velocity
Let H1 = the height from which the 2nd ball is dropped, and W is its final velocity
In the first case, V2 = V02 + 2gH0 = 2gH0 because V0 = 0.
In the 2nd case, W = 2V and W2 = V02 + 2gH1 = 2gH1 because V0 = 0.
(2V)2 = 2gH1
Therefore,
H1 = 4V2 / 2g = 2V2 / g