Math, asked by MrAadil, 5 months ago

Q :- A body projected vertically upwards crosses points A and B separated by 28 m with velocity one-third and one-fourth of the initial velocity , respectively. What is the maximum height reached by it above the ground ??

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Answers

Answered by paragvashisht4
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Velocity of the body at point A =

3

u

Velocity of the body at point B =

4

u

Apply v

2

−u

2

= 2aS for points A and B:

(

4

u

)

2

−(

3

u

)

2

=2(−g)×28

On solving we get: u

2

= 1152g

Now apply direct formula for maximum height

H

max

=

2g

u

2

H =

2g

1152g

= 576 m

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Answered by INNOCENTDEVIL006
2

Step-by-step explanation:

Let initial velocity of the body = u

Velocity of the body at point A =

3

u

Velocity of the body at point B =

4

u

Apply v

2

−u

2

= 2aS for points A and B:

(

4

u

)

2

−(

3

u

)

2

=2(−g)×28

On solving we get: u

2

= 1152g

Now apply direct formula for maximum height

H

max

=

2g

u

2

H =

2g

1152g

= 576 m

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