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A ball is projected vertically up with a speed of 25 metre per second find the maximum height and time to reach the maximum height and the speed at the maximum height??​

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Answered by XxItzAnvayaXx
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height=180\:meters

speed at the maximum height =0m/s

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the maximum height

speed at the maximum height

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  • u(initial velocity)=25m/s
  • v(final velocity)=0m/s
  • g(acceleration due to gravity)=10m/s

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v^{2}=u^{2}+2gh

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Ball is vertically kicked upward (u) =25m/s

As we know that ball get stopped for some milliseconds in air i.e. (v) =0m/s

By using formula v^{2}=u^{2}+2gh

0=625+2*10*h [← putted values in equation]

20h=625\\h=\frac{625}{20}\\h=31.25m

hence speed at maximum height=0m/s As we know that ball get stopped for some milliseconds in air i.e. (v) =0m/s  

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[ most important thing:- when the ball is kicked for the first time than it could gain the highest possible height(h) it could achieve , but when the  ball falls back than some of it’s momentum/ energy get reduced and can’t achieve the height that ball had achieves for the first time. Hence we will find h for the first time only. ]

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