Math, asked by dkchopra09p8ajld, 1 year ago

a stone is thrown in a vertically upward direction with a velocity of 5 metre per second if the acceleration of the stone during the motion is 10 M per second square in the downward Direction What will be the height attained by the store and how much time will it take to reach there

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Answered by santhug1997gmailcom
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Since the stone is thrown vertically upwards...
So,
v(final velocity)=0. , u (initial velocity)=5 m/s
acceleration upwards = -g = -10 m/sec^2
Now,
Height attained by stone
=
 {u}^{2}  \div 2g
Here we will take +g in (2g)
Now
h=
  = {5 }^{2}  \div 2 \times 10
 = 25 \div 20
 = 12.5 \div 10
 = 1.25 \: metre
Now time taken to reach maximum height
 = u \div g
 = 5 \div 10
 = 0.5 \: sec
Time taken to reach the height attained by stone = 0.5 sec.

Height attained by stone= 1.25 metre

dkchopra09p8ajld: thanks
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