A ball of mass 200 grams falls from hight of 5 metres what is it's kinetic energy when it just reached the ground
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Kinetic energy =
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m= mass = 200gm = 200/1000kg
= 1/5kg
but velovity become 0
therefore KE=0
but while reaching the ground velocity =
v^2-u^2=2as
v^2 =2×10×5 - u^2
(u=0)
v^2= 100-0
v=root 100
v=10.
then KE= 1/2×1/5×10×10
= 1/10×10×10
=10
KE = 10joule.
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m= mass = 200gm = 200/1000kg
= 1/5kg
but velovity become 0
therefore KE=0
but while reaching the ground velocity =
v^2-u^2=2as
v^2 =2×10×5 - u^2
(u=0)
v^2= 100-0
v=root 100
v=10.
then KE= 1/2×1/5×10×10
= 1/10×10×10
=10
KE = 10joule.
it's best answer and correct also.
I'm sure please mark it as brainlist
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mass = 200g => 0.2 kg
height = 5m
k.e =
note:
here distance is height so s=h
K.E =
initial velocity u = 0
and a = g= 9.8
k.E = 0.1(2)(9.8)(5)
K.E = 9.8
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