a small body is thrown vertically up which reaches a maximum height H and whose total time of flight is T. Its velocity at a height h will be
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It Is a general concept that at maximum height the velocity wipp be zero.
Therefore the velocity will be zero at the height H.
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It Is a general concept that at maximum height the velocity wipp be zero.
Therefore the velocity will be zero at the height H.
Hope this helped you a little!!!
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how the velocity become zero
Acceleration due to gravity acts downward so it slows the velocity of an object launched upwards. Therefore at the highest point the velocity becomes 0 but acceleration due to gravity acts downward and is equal to 0.
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The maximum velocity attained by a body at its maximum height is 0.
The maximum velocity attained by a body at its maximum height is 0.
Acceleration due to gravity acts downward so it slows the velocity of an object launched upwards. Therefore at the highest point the velocity becomes 0 but acceleration due to gravity acts downward and is equal to 0.
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