The effective acceleration of a body when thrown
upwards with acceleration a is
(a) (g + a) (b) (a – g)
(c) √(g².+a².) (d) {g – a²./g}
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Answer: option A
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Lets consider,
a= a body thrown upwards with the acceleration.
g= acceleration due to gravity acts downwards
The effective acceleration of the body is (a−g)
The correct option is B
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