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When a ball is thrown vertically upwards it goes trough a dist of 19.6 metres. Find the initial velocity of the ball and time taken by it to rise to the highest point

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Answered by viju7
1
At maximum height, the velocity of the ball is equal to zero. This means that you an say
v
2
top
 
=
0

=
v
2
0

2

g

h

, where
h
- the height travelled upward from the initial position.
You get that
h
=
v
2
0
2

g
=
19.6
2
m
2
s
2
2

9.8
m
s
2
=
19.6 m
The time it took to reach maximum height, i. e. travel 
h
upward, is
v
top
 
=
0

=
v
0

g

t
up
t
up
=
v
0
g
=
19.6
m
s
9.8
m
s
2
=
2 s
So, it climbs for two seconds, and its total flight time is six seconds, then that must mean that it fell from maximum height in four seconds
t
down
=
t
total

t
up
t
down
=
6 s

2 s
=
4 s
This means that maximum height, 
H
, is
H
=
v
top
 
=
0


t
down
+
1
2

g

t
2
down
H
=
1
2

9.8
m
s
2

4
2
s
2
=
78.4 m
The height of the tower was
h
tower
=
H

h
h
tower
=
78.4 m

19.6 m
=
58.8 m
Answered by tinu21
4
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