a ball is thrown upwards with a velocity of 20m per sec .how high the ball go taking g=9.8m per sec
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Heya!!!
Here is your answer.
Given :
u = 20 m/s
v = 0 (as the ball will stop)
g = -10 m/s² (as the ball is thrown up)
Using third equation of motion,
2gs = v² - u²
2 × -10s = - (20)²
s = 400/20
s = 20 m.
Hope it helps
Here is your answer.
Given :
u = 20 m/s
v = 0 (as the ball will stop)
g = -10 m/s² (as the ball is thrown up)
Using third equation of motion,
2gs = v² - u²
2 × -10s = - (20)²
s = 400/20
s = 20 m.
Hope it helps
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Hi.
v2=u2−2gs
When the object reached its peak it will have zero speed or velocity. Hence the final velocity is 0.
v=0
u=20
0=(20)2−2(10)s
s=20m
We can now see the time the object is at its peak
v=u+at
0=20–10t
t=2s...
Hope this helps u!!
v2=u2−2gs
When the object reached its peak it will have zero speed or velocity. Hence the final velocity is 0.
v=0
u=20
0=(20)2−2(10)s
s=20m
We can now see the time the object is at its peak
v=u+at
0=20–10t
t=2s...
Hope this helps u!!
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