Physics, asked by shivansh4677, 10 months ago

what is the force acting on a ball of mass 100 gram thrown vertically upwards with a velocity of 36 km per hour at its highest point. Gravity is 10m/s^2​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Since the initial upward velocity was 100 m/s, it will be 90 m/s after one second, 80 m/s after 2 s, 70 after 3, etc, until it comes (briefly) to rest after ten seconds.

Then, after another ten seconds, it should land on your toe 20 s after launch.

You didn’t ask, about the maximum height, but the easiest way to calculate it is to multiply the 10 seconds of ascent by the AVERAGE VELOCITY (which was 50 m/s).

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