A ball is thrown vertically upwards with an initial velocity of 54 km/h. Calculate the maximum
height attained by it (take g = 9.8 m/s2
).
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Provided that:
- Initial velocity = 54 kmph
- Final velocity = 0 mps
- g = -9.8 mps sq.
Don't be confused!
• Final velocity cames as zero because the ball is thrown upwards and it will stop at the highest point.
• We take g as negative because the ball is thrown upwards that is against the gravity.
To calculate:
- Maximum height attained
Solution:
- Maximum height attained = 11.47 m
Using concepts:
- Formula to convert kmph-mps.
- Third equation of motion.
Using formulas:
• Formula to convert kmph-mps:
• Third equation of motion:
Where, v denotes final velocity, u denotes initial velocity, s denotes displacement or distance or height and a denotes acceleration.
Required solution:
~ Firstly let us convert initial velocity into metre per second!
- Initial velocity = 15 mps!
~ Now by using third equation of motion let us find out the maximum height!
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Given Initial velocity of ball, u=49 m/s
Let the maximum height reached and time taken to reach that height be H and t respectively.
Assumption: g=9.8 m/s
2
holds true (maximum height reached is small compared to the radius of earth)
Velocity of the ball at maximum height is zero, v=0
v
2
−u
2
=2aH
0−(49)
2
=2×(−9.8)×H
⟹H=122.5 m
v=u+at
0=49−9.8t
⟹t=5 s
∴ Total time taken by ball to return to the surface, T=2t=10 s
Let the maximum height reached and time taken to reach that height be H and t respectively.
Assumption: g=9.8 m/s
2
holds true (maximum height reached is small compared to the radius of earth)
Velocity of the ball at maximum height is zero, v=0
v
2
−u
2
=2aH
0−(49)
2
=2×(−9.8)×H
⟹H=122.5 m
v=u+at
0=49−9.8t
⟹t=5 s
∴ Total time taken by ball to return to the surface, T=2t=10 s
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