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what is the height attained by a stone thrown upward with velocity 50m/s​

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Answered by shivchandergoud692
1

Explanation:

Time to reach to the top point = (50–0)/9.8=5.10 sec. Ball will take exact same time to come back to ground level so total time required = 5.10x2=10.20 sec. That's the answer.

Answered by itscandycrush
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Answer:

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What is the height attained by a stone thrown upward with velocity 50m/s ?

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Initial velocity(u) =50m/s

Final velocity(v)=0m/s as it reaches top its velocity is 0.

Acceleration(a)=-10m/s due to gravity directed downward

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  • Height attend by stone=?????

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By applying third law of motion,

{v}^{2}={u}^{2}+2as

Substituting the values;

{0}^{2}={(50)}^{2}+(2×-10×s)

=>0=2500+(-20)s

=>0-2500=-20s

=>\frac{-2500}{-20}=s

=>s=125m

Hence,125 m is answer.

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