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Throwing and Catching at Same Height

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Two bodies are thrown vertically upwards with their initial speeds in the ratio 2:3 . The ratio of the maximum heights reached by them and the ratio of their time taken by them to return back to the ground respectively are ___________________.(with explain)

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