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A particle is fired vertically upward fom earth's surface and it goes up to a maximum height of 6400 km. find the initial speed of particle.

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Answered by rahul123437
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The initial speed of particle = 354.35 m/s

Given:

A particle is fired vertically upward from earth's surface and it goes up to a maximum height of 6400 km.

To find:

The initial speed of particle.

Formula used:

v² -u²=2as

Where,       v= final velocity.

                  u = initial velocity.

                  a = acceleration due to gravity.

                 s = maximum distance.

Explanation:

6400 km is very very height so we can consider it as 6400 meter

S = maximum height of 6400 m.

After attending maximum height the velocity becomes zero.

v= final velocity = o m/s

a =acceleration due to gravity = 9.81 m/s

The work is done oposite to the gravity so a is negative

v² -u²=2as

  -u² = 2×(-9.81) × 6400

   u = 354.35 m/s

The initial speed of particle = 354.35 m/s

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