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A stone is thrown vertically upward and after a sending a height h it comes back to the hand of thrower what is the total distance covered?

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Answered by KShubham
10

while going up the stone covered a distance of h units

As the stone started from the thrower's hand and ended at the same place.

thus

total distance covered = 2*h

total displacement =0

Answered by patelmona241284
0

lets say that the mass of the stone is m

lets say that the mass of the stone is mthe stone is thrown up with an initial velocity u and it reaches a certain height h where its final velocity is 0 m/s.

lets say that the mass of the stone is mthe stone is thrown up with an initial velocity u and it reaches a certain height h where its final velocity is 0 m/s.then the stone falls under the influence of gravity over the same distance.

lets say that the mass of the stone is mthe stone is thrown up with an initial velocity u and it reaches a certain height h where its final velocity is 0 m/s.then the stone falls under the influence of gravity over the same distance.so the kinetic energy of the stone is 1/2mu2

lets say that the mass of the stone is mthe stone is thrown up with an initial velocity u and it reaches a certain height h where its final velocity is 0 m/s.then the stone falls under the influence of gravity over the same distance.so the kinetic energy of the stone is 1/2mu2 the point where v =0 the kinetic energy is converted into potential energy which is mgh

lets say that the mass of the stone is mthe stone is thrown up with an initial velocity u and it reaches a certain height h where its final velocity is 0 m/s.then the stone falls under the influence of gravity over the same distance.so the kinetic energy of the stone is 1/2mu2 the point where v =0 the kinetic energy is converted into potential energy which is mgh so 1/2mu2=mgh

lets say that the mass of the stone is mthe stone is thrown up with an initial velocity u and it reaches a certain height h where its final velocity is 0 m/s.then the stone falls under the influence of gravity over the same distance.so the kinetic energy of the stone is 1/2mu2 the point where v =0 the kinetic energy is converted into potential energy which is mgh so 1/2mu2=mgh which gives h=(u2)/(2g)

lets say that the mass of the stone is mthe stone is thrown up with an initial velocity u and it reaches a certain height h where its final velocity is 0 m/s.then the stone falls under the influence of gravity over the same distance.so the kinetic energy of the stone is 1/2mu2 the point where v =0 the kinetic energy is converted into potential energy which is mgh so 1/2mu2=mgh which gives h=(u2)/(2g) since it comes back to your hand again it has travelled a distance of 2 h so the final expression is h=(u2)/(g)

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