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A stone is thrown vertically upwards and returns to the starting point at the ground in 6 sec. Find out max, height and initial velocity of stone.
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Given:-
For a vertical motion ( $\uparrow$ ve)
$ t=6s, a=- g=-9.81m/s^2$
To find:-
(i) Maximum Height $(h=y_{max})$
(ii)Initial velocity (u)
Solution:
For motion from point 1-2
$t=3s\space\space\space (\text {By symmetry }) \\ v=0 \\ a=-9.81m/s^2$
$ u=? $
Using $v=u+at \\ \therefore 0=u-9.81×3 \\ \therefore u=29.43m/s \Rightarrow Ans \\ \text {Using } v^2=u^2+2as \\ \therefore 0=(29.43)^2-2×9.81×h \\ \therefore h= \dfrac {(29.43)^2}{2×9.81} \\ \therefore h=44.145m \Rightarrow Ans $