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Problem analysis(equation of motion) A ball is thrown vertically upward with initial velocity of 30 ms^-1. Find a)time taken to reach the highest point b)distance travel
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ok, let's see. At the highest point ball will have a zero velocity i.e V=0. U is given 30 m/s\(^2\)
use the first formula V=U-at and find the time taken, take a=-g since motion is in opp direction of g
It shld be v=u+at rite
oh yes,
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but after taking a=-g it will become v=u-gt
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If you assume Positive gravity then you also must assume negative velocity because of the rotation of the axis.
That's correct @eric_d , now use the second equation to find the distance.
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