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A 1kg ball is thrown upwards with a launch speed of 10m/s. Assume air resistance is a constant force of 2.5N. How much nonmechanical energy is generated from launch to the maximum height reached by the ball
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|dw:1327065330013:dw|here you first find out the height reached by ball acceleration due to gravity is 10 in the downward direction an addition of 2.5m/s^2 acts in the downward direction so add them both as they say air resitance is a contant force apply equation v^2-u^2=2as to find max ht energy=work done (capability) work done=F.s find it!
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