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A ball is thrown up with the speed of 0.5m/s. (A)how high will it go before it begins to fall?(B) how long will it take to reach the height?


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Answered by Anonymous
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Given:

  • Initial velocity, u = 0.5 m/s
  • Since the ball reaches up, final velocity there, v = 0
  • Acceleration = a = g (because it is under action due to gravitational force of earth).

To find:

  • (a)distance covered by the ball before it begins to fall.
  • (b) Time taken by the ball to reach the height.

Solution:

  • (a) We know all three equations of kinematics.
  • To find height, we are using the third equation of kinematics, which is given by, v^2 = u^2+2as
  • 0 = (0.5)^2+2*g*h  = 0.25*-2gs ( "-" sign because the the ball is travelling back in the opposite direction)
  • 0.25 = 2gs
  • s = 0.25/2g = 0.25/19.6 = 0.012m = 1.2 cm
  • (b) To find time we have a formula, t = u/g
  • t = 0.5/9.8 = 0.051 s = 52 ms.

(a) s = 1.2 cm

(b) = 0.051 s = 51 ms

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