a body of mass 5 kg is vertically thrown upwards with a speed of 10 M per second what is its kinetic energy find its potential energy at the highest point and also find the maximum height reached
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m = 5 kg
u = 10m/s
K E = 1/2×m×u^2
= 1/2×5×100
= 250J
loss in KE = gain in PE
→ PE = 250
also PE = m×g×h
250=5×10×h
→ H = 5m
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kinetic energy=0.5*5*10*10=250joulesl
we can find max. height by using third equation of motion
let max. height=s

so max. height=5m
potential energy=mgh
so PE=5*10*5=250 joules
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we can find max. height by using third equation of motion
let max. height=s
so max. height=5m
potential energy=mgh
so PE=5*10*5=250 joules
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