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Jlenok [28]
3 years ago
10

A stone is thrown vertically upward with velocity 9.8ms 1)calculate the time taken to reach maximum height.2)what is the maximum

height reached 3) what is time taken to reach ground 4)what velocity it reaches the ground
Physics
2 answers:
agasfer [191]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

It would take 6 seconds before hitting the ground

Explanation:

ira [324]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

1.t=-1.96sec

2.H=4.8m

3.T=1.96sec

4.R=19.2m

Explanation:

u=9.8,t=?,sin theta=1

using formula t=2usintheta/g

t=2x9.8x1=19.6/10

t=1.96seconds

using formula H=u(squared)sin(squared)theta/2g

H=9.8(squared)x1(squared)/2x10

H=96x1/20

H=96/20

H=4.8m

using formula T=2usintheta/g

T=2x9.8x1/10

T=19.6/10

T=1.96sec

using the formula R=u(squared)sin2theta/g

R=9.8(squared)x2/10

R=96x2/10

R=192.08/10

R=19.2

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