2. Using the equations of motion for a particle moving in y direction near the surface of Earth, show that if it starts with a vertical upward speed vo, the time it takes to the maximum height is Vo tmax (1) %3D

2. Using the equations of motion for a particle moving in y direction near the surface of Earth, show that if it starts with a vertical upward speed vo, the time it takes to the maximum height is Vo tmax (1) %3D

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