Science, asked by varunkbokoliya2004, 10 months ago

a stone is thrown vertically upward with an initial velocity of 30m/se find max height reached by stone also calculate the total distance cover by stone

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Answered by kuldeepji123

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98 km max height reached by stone

1200 meters total distance cover by stone

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