Physics, asked by Sparx3, 7 months ago

A particle is thrown vertically with a velocity 50ms^2.How high would the particle rise and what time would it take to reach the highest point? (g=10 ms ^2) ​

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Answered by AKStark
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Explanation:

GIVEN:

A PARTICLE IS THROWN VERTICALLY WITH INITIAL VELOCITY OF 50 M /S

g=10 m/s^2

TO FIND:

MAXIMUM HEIGHT

TIME TAKEN.

CONCEPT:

IF ANY PARTICLE IS THROWN VERTICALLY UP THEN IT'S FINAL VELOCITY BECOMES 0 M/S WHEN ITS REACHES AT THE MAXIMUM HEIGHT.

FORMULAS TO BE USED:

V^2=U^2-2gs

V=U-gt

SOLUTION:

FINDING THE MAXIMUM HEIGHT:

=>V^2=U^2-2gs

=>0=50^2-2×10×S

=>0=2500-20S

=>-2500=-20S

=>S=-2500/-20=125 metre.

NOW FINDING THE TIME TAKEN:

=>V=U-gt

=>0=50-10t

=>-50= -10t.

=>t=-50/-10=5 seconds.

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