FIND THE VELOCITY WITH WHICH A STONE FALLING FROM HEIGHT 50 m HITTED THE GROUND.
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v^2-u^2=2gS.
Now let me explain the variables in the above equation. Here v is the final velocity(required answer), u is the initial velocity and is equal to 0 as it is dropped from a particular height initially at rest,g is the acceleration due to gravity and S is the distance covered(here it is equal to 90 m).
So here we have the values once again..
v -required answer.
u=0.
g=9.8 .
S=90.
Just put them in the equation and solve for v and you will get the answer to be 42 metres per second.
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Now let me explain the variables in the above equation. Here v is the final velocity(required answer), u is the initial velocity and is equal to 0 as it is dropped from a particular height initially at rest,g is the acceleration due to gravity and S is the distance covered(here it is equal to 90 m).
So here we have the values once again..
v -required answer.
u=0.
g=9.8 .
S=90.
Just put them in the equation and solve for v and you will get the answer to be 42 metres per second.
please tick the brainliest answer plzzzzzzzzzzz
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ya this equation can be applied
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