Physics, asked by YashasviThakur, 10 months ago

A particle is fired with velocity u making 0 angle
with the horizontal. What is the change in velocity
when it is at the highest point ?

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Answered by siva1777

1

Answer:

H(max)=u^2sin^2theta/g

=u^2/g

Answered by sarthak698265

2

Explanation:

The highest value is u^2/g

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