Physics, asked by ruparupa3823, 11 months ago

A man of mass 50 kg jumps from a height of 0.5 m . If g = 10m/s, what will be his energy at the highest point

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Answered by lokesh4293

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energy at the highest point = formula m×g×h =50×0.5×10=250

Answered by rajn58

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Answer:

250 is answer dear friend

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