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Let R denote the radius of the earth. An object is projected vertically from the surface of the earth with velocity v. Its velocity when it reaches a height R above the surface is. The maximum height above the surface that the object reaches is:

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  An object is projected vertically from the surface of the earth with velocity v.

To Find : Its velocity when it reaches a height R above the surface is. The maximum height above the surface that the object reaches is:

Solution:

Initial velocity = v

acceleration = -g

Using formula ( final velocity )² - (initial velocity)² = 2aS

Its velocity when it reaches a height R above the surface = x

=>  x² - v²  = 2(-g)R

=> x² = v² - 2gR

=> x = √(v² - 2gR)

velocity when it reaches a height R above the surface  = √(v² - 2gR)

The maximum height above the surface that the object reaches is:  h

velocity will be zero at max height

=>  0² - v²  = 2(-g)h

=>  v² = 2gh

=> h = v² /2g

The maximum height above the surface that the object reaches is: v² /2g

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