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1. A ball thrown vertically upward with a velocity u it takes t0 seconds to reach the highest point the distance travelled in the last t seconds of its ascent ( t < t0 second) is

(a) (t0 - t) u (b) (1/2)(g(t0-t)²

(c) ut-(1/2)(gt²) (d) (1/2)*(gt²)

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Multiple choice questions 1. A ball thrown vertically upward with a velocity u it takes t0 seconds to reach the highest point the distance travelled in the last t seconds of its ascent ( t < t0 second) is (a) (t0 - t) u (b) (1/2)*(g(t0-t)2 (c) ut-(1/2)*(gt2) (d) (1/2)*(gt2)

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Multiple choice questions

1. A ball thrown vertically upward with a velocity u it takes t0 seconds to reach the highest point the distance travelled in the last t seconds of its ascent ( t < t0 second) is

(a) (t0 - t) u (b) (1/2)(g(t0-t)²

(c) ut-(1/2)(gt²) (d) (1/2)*(gt²)

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