1. A ball of mass of M = 0.145 Kg is thrown vertically upward from ground level at Vi= 36 m/s, as shown in the figure. calculate the Highest Point Max Height a) maximum height it reach (m) b) time it take to reach maximum height (s) :: c) the velocity, after 2.2 s (m/s): Reaches Highest Point Max Height d) Kinetic energy after 2.2 s, (J) : And comes back to the same point While returning back from the maximum height, calculate (e) Potential energy at the maximum height (J):

1. A ball of mass of M = 0.145 Kg is thrown vertically upward from ground level at Vi= 36 m/s, as shown in the figure. calculate the Highest Point Max Height a) maximum height it reach (m) b) time it take to reach maximum height (s) :: c) the velocity, after 2.2 s (m/s): Reaches Highest Point Max Height d) Kinetic energy after 2.2 s, (J) : And comes back to the same point While returning back from the maximum height, calculate (e) Potential energy at the maximum height (J):

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1. A ball of mass of M = 0.145 Kg is thrown vertically upward from ground level at Vi= 36 m/s, as shown in the
figure. calculate the
Highest Point
Max Height
a) maximum height it reach (m):
b) time it take to reach maximum height (s) ::
c) the velocity, after 2.2 s (m/s):
Reaches Highest
Point
Max Height
d) Kinetic energy after 2.2 s, (J) :
And comes back
to the same point
While returning back from the maximum height, calculate
(e) Potential energy at the maximum height (J):

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