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What will be the instantaneous acceleration of an object thrown vertically upwards

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Answered by khanfaizan3
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Answer:

instantaneous acceleration us a acceleration at the particular time acceleration

Answered by srnroofing171711
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Answer:

\huge\mathcal\orange{a = g ( - j) = - gj }

Explanation:

\huge\mathcal\orange{==>} we know that when the object falls towards the earth, its experiences acceleration due to gravity \huge\tt\red{ g = 9.8 ms -2} downward ⬇️.

\huge\mathcal\orange{==>} we can choose the co-ordinate system as shown in the figure in up.

\huge\mathcal\ pink{==>} p the acceleration is along the negative y direction.

\huge\colorbox{cyan}{THANK YOU}

\huge\mathcal\orange{a = g ( - j) = - gj }

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