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A body thrown up with some initial velocity
reaches a maximum height of 50m. Another
body with double the mass thrown up with
double the initial velocity will reach a maximum
height of​

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Answered by arvapallisukanya
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Answer:

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Answered by harisreeps
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Answer:

A body is at a maximum height of 50m another body with double the mass is thrown up with the initial velocity twice that of the first body the maximum height reached by it is  200m

Explanation:

  • We have an equation of motion connecting initial velocity (u), final velocity (v), displacement (s), and acceleration(a) of a moving body as

         V^{2} =u^{2} +2as

  • there is no terms regarding the mass of the body
  • The final of a body at maximum height is zero

From the question, we have

maximum height reaches by the first body s_{1}=50m

0=u^{2}+2a*50\\\frac{u^{2} }{2a} =50

the initial velocity of the second body =2u

0=(2u)^{2} +2as_{2} \\\\s_{2} =4(u^{2}/2a )=4*s_{1}=200m

therefore the maximum height of the second body is 200m

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