What will be the answer for attached question?
Asked by Mamtamohanty77 | 14th Aug, 2019, 11:28: AM
Expert Answer:
Method 1
By using first equation of motion i.e v=u+at
Time taken by body to reach highest point is
0=u-gt
t=u/g
It will take the same time for reaching from highest point to ground again.
So total time will be T=u/g +u/g= 2u/g
Method 2
Answered by Utkarsh Lokhande | 14th Aug, 2019, 11:39: AM
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