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a stone is thrown stright upward with speed of 20m/s. it is caught on its way down at a point 15 m above where it was released where it was thrown, how fast was it going when it was caught

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Answered by SIDDH7456
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so by we can calculate height

v^2 = u^2+2as but here g is - 10 and v^2 is = 0 so u r answer is 400- 2*10*s so u get as s = 20 . then as per given it caught at height 15m from it throw so. here u^2 is 0 then v ^2 = 2*10*20 which is equal to 20m/s

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asmabhutto42pakfcv: but its asnwer is 10 m/s
SIDDH7456: how is it possible isn't my steps are correct
asmabhutto42pakfcv: it seem correct but i have its answers which is 10 m/s and i dont know how
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Answered by yash3374
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Answer:

Hey mates

Here is your answer

so by we can calculate height

v^2 = u^2+2as but here g is - 10 and v^2 is = 0 so u r answer is 400- 2*10*s so u get as s = 20 . then as per given it caught at height 15m from it throw so. here u^2 is 0 then v ^2 = 2*10*20 which is equal to 20m/s.

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