Physics, asked by arunavijayakumar13, 9 months ago

a body is thrown veticaly upwards with a velocity5m/s 1)how much time it will take to reach maximum height 2) which is the maximum height of body reaches

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Answered by Anonymous
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GIVEN:-

  • \rm{Initial\:Velocity=5m/s}.

  • \rm{Final\:Velocity= 0m/s}

  • \rm{Acceleration\:due\:to\:Gravity= -10m/s^2}.

TO FIND:-

  • The time taken by body to reach the maximum height.

  • Mangnitude of Maximum height reached by body.

FORMULAE USED:-

  • {\huge{\boxed{\rm{V=u+at}}}}

  • {\huge{\boxed{\rm{v^2-u^2=2as}}}}.

Where,

v= Final Velocity

u= initial Velocity

a= Acceleration due to gravity

t= Time

S = Distance.

Now,

\implies\rm{V= u+at}

\implies\rm{0=5-10t}

\implies\rm{-5=-10t}

\implies\rm{t=\dfrac{5}{10}}

\implies\rm{t=0.5s}.

Again,

\implies\rm{v^2-u^2=2as}

\implies\rm{(0)^2-(5)^2=2\times{-10}\times{s}}

\implies\rm{-25=-20s}

\implies\rm{s=\dfrac{25}{20}}

\implies\rm{S=1.25m}.

Hence, The maximum height reached by ball is 1.25m in time interval of 0.5s.

  • When body is falling freely we take Initial velocity as zero.

  • When body is thrown upwards we take final velocity as zero.

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