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A stone is thrown vertically straight up with a velocity of 2800cm/s . By neglecting the air resistance , find the maximum heigh

t achieved

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yarga [219]4 years ago

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We know that t=2.8571428571428568
and therefore 28*2.8571428571428568 - 9.8*2.8571428571428568^2/2
is around 40 m

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