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A ball is thrown vertically upwards with a speed of 49 m/s calculate 1) maximum height of the ball 2) total time taken by the ball to reach the earth surface

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Answered by s2912
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stuti49: negative height means the opposite direction
stuti49: so it can be possible
s2912: height is dist and dist is not a vector quantity
s2912: its scalar
s2912: it cant be neg
s2912: and doesn't have any direction
s2912: distance is always measured positive
stuti49: it is just an assumption
s2912: u have done the same thing in the question
s2912: why have u taken a as neg
Answered by stuti49
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u=49 m/s

v=0(at max. height)

a =-10 m/s(considering upwards direction to be positive)


v^2-u^2=2as

0 - 49*49= 2*-10*s

s=120.5 m


time taken to reach max. height

v=u+at

0=49-10t

t=4.9 s


therefore to reach back to ground time taken =

time taken to reach max. height *2

= 4.9*2

=9.8 s


s2912: u have also used acc as -10 and i use it at -9.8
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