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When a body is projected vertically up from the ground, its velocity is reduced to 1/3rd of its initial velocity at heighth above the ground. Then maximum height reached by the body is-​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : When a body is projected vertically up from the ground, its velocity is reduced to 1/3rd of its initial velocity at height h above the ground.  

To Find :  maximum height reached by the body  

Solution:

Assume that initial velocity = 3v m/s

Velocity at height h = (1/3)3v = v m/s

V² - U² = 2aS

a = - g

S = h

V = v

U = 3V

=> v² - (3v)² = 2(-g)h

=>  -8v² = - 2gh

=> v² = gh/4

Height at top ( Max) = H

Velocity at top = 0

0² - (3v)² = -2gH

=> 9v² =  2gH

=> 9gh/4 = 2gH

=> H = 9h/8

maximum height reached by the body is 9h/8

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Answered by vaibhav13550
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Answer:

Assume that initial elocity=3v m/s Velocity at height h = (1/3)3v = v m/s

V ^ 2 - U ^ 2 = 2aS

a=-g

S = h

V = V

U = 3V

=> v² - (3v)² = 2(-g)h

=> -8v² = -2gh

=> v² = gh/4

Height at top (Max) = H

Velocity at top = 0

O ^ 2 - (3v) ^ 2 = - 2gH

=> 9v² = 2gH

=> 9gh/4 = 2gH

=> H = 9h/8

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