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A rubber ball is thrown vertically upward with a velocity u from the top of a building. It strikes the ground with a velocity 3u. The time taken by the ball to reach the ground is given by:

A4u/g

B3u/g

C2u/g

Du/g

Answer:

A. 4u/g

Read Explanation:

When the ball will reach the highest point then the final velocity will be zero.

Initial velocity = u m/sec, final velocity = 0 m/sec, acceleration=gm/sec2 = - g m /sec^ 2

v=u+at0=ugt1v=u+at \Rightarrow 0 = u - gt_{1}

t1=ugt_{1} = \frac ug

Initial velocity will be zero as the ball is at the highest point.

v=u+at3u=0+gt2v=u+at \Rightarrow 3u = 0 + gt_{2}

t2=3ugt_{2} =\frac {3u}{g}

Therefore total time is: t=ug+3ug=4ugt = \frac ug + \frac {3u}{g} = \frac {4u}{g}


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