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a body is thrown up with a finite speed is caught back after 4 sec. find the speed of the body with which it is thrown up.(g=10m\s2)
    
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is the ans 20 m/s

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diplacement = 0
s=ut + 1/2 at^2
0 = 4u - 1/2 * 10*16
solving we get u= 20 m/s

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another method:
time of ascend =time of descend = 4/2 = 2secs
distance covered during ascent=distance covered during descent=s
distance covered during ascent s = ut + 1/2 at2
= 2u+ 1/2 x -10 x 4
= 2u - 20 -----------1
distance covered during descent s = 1/2 at2
= 1/2 x 10x 4
= 20 -------------2
from 1 and 2
2u -20 = 20
2u = 40
u = 20 m/s





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As the body is caught back after 4sec the time of flight = 4sec
2 u/g=4sec
taking g=10 2u/10=4
2u=40
u=20m/sec
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Excellent work everyone



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clever man ..... elessar....

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let it go i got the answer  ok
 
 
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time of flight, t = 2 u /  g
u = g t / 2
   = 20 m/s
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actually...as it is already caught back .....time   taken by it to travel in air is nothing but time of flight which is  t=2u/g
and from data g=10,t=4
                          => 4=2u/10    which gives us that u=20m/sec....
                           
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