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1. A stone is thrown vertically upwards with a velocity of 4.9m * s ^ - 1 . Calculate (i) the maximum height reached (ii) the time taken to reach the maximum height (iii) the velocity with which it returns to the ground and (iv) the time taken to reach the ground.​

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Answered by gaureeghangale
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Answer:

Given infomrations are

• v- 0

• u-49m/s

• a-10m/s2s2

Using the formula v=u + at. We get,

t=v−uav−ua

=−49−9.8−49−9.8

=5 s

S=ut + 0.5at2t2

=49 x 5 + (-4.9) x5252

= 122.5 m

Time taken to go up = time taken to come down

Therefore, time taken to come down

= 5 sec

Total time taken

= 10 sec

And the distance will be

= 122.5 m

Explanation:

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