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An object is thrown in vertically upward direction. Which of the following velocity-time graph is appropriate for it? (Consider gravity to be acting in negative y-direction)


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Solution

The correct option is D


For upward motion, the equation is v = u – gt, the graph is a straight line, the y-intercept is positive and slope of the line is negative. At maximum height velocity becomes zero and object start downward motion.
For free fall, the equation is v = gt is again a straight line with positive slope and no intercept on the y-axis. In upward direction velocity is considered positive and in the downward direction velocity will be negative.


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