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a player throws a ball upward with initial speed 30 m/s. Find the final velocity and acceleration pf the ball at highest point.

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Solution

When the ball is thrown upwards it has a acceleration of g ( 9.8m/s²) towards the downwards direction , so therefore the acceleration of the ball will be g , even at the highest point . And the velocity will be zero , as it will come at momentarily rest .

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