Ball A is thrown downwards at a velocity of 3m/s from a height h; of 50m. At the same time, anotherball B is thrown upwards from a height h2 of 1.5 m and the two balls collides at a height h3 of 25m. Whatis the initial velocity of ball B?VilA Vi2

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Given that, Initial velocity of ball A = 3 m/s Height h1= 50 m Height h2=1.5 m height h3 = 25 m

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Ball A is thrown downwards at a velocity of 3m/s from a height h, of 50m. At the same time, another ball B is thrown upwards from a height h, of 1.5 m and the two balls collides at a height h; of 25m. What is the initial velocity of ball B? Vịl A Vi2

Ball A is thrown downwards at a velocity of 3m/s from a height h, of 50m. At the same time, another ball B is thrown upwards from a height h, of 1.5 m and the two balls collides at a height h; of 25m. What is the initial velocity of ball B? Vịl A Vi2

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Chapter2: Motion In One Dimension

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