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Marks: 4.00 / 1.00 A particle in thrown vertically upwards with speed a m/s reaches a maximum height b m. Acceleration due to gravity is g. Then select incorrect alternative A a 3a speed at time in m/s 4g 4 B. b speed at is 4 vза m/s 2 С 3a 5a At time & particle will be at the 4g4g' same height from the ground. a 3a Velocity of the particle at -& 2g2g same D is ​

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Answer:

Solution

(a) Initial velocity of ball (u)=50m/s, acceleration of ball =−g,

final velocity at the highest point (v)=0

So applying the 3rd equation of motion we get:

v

2

=u

2

−2gh

max

⇒0=50

2

−2×10×h

max

⇒h

max

=

20

2500

=125m

(b) Let the time required to reach max height be t. Then applying 1st equation of motion we get:

v=u−gt

⇒0=50−10t

⇒t=5s

(c) Let speed at half of max height be V then:

V

2

=50

2

−2g

2

125

⇒V

2

=2500−1250=1250

⇒V=

1250

=35.35m/s.

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