Q2: An object is projected vertically upwards with velocity 50 m/s. Find: The height it reaches ( Take g = 10 m/sq s ) You can use the laws in Q1 Q1: A train moves with initial velocity 8 m/s 2 and accn = 2 m/s Find : Velocity after it moves 30 m You may use any of the laws : 1- V2 V, + at 1 %3D 2 2- S = V, t + 0.5 at 2 2 3- V. 2 V = 2 a S 1

Q2: An object is projected vertically upwards with velocity 50 m/s. Find: The height it reaches ( Take g = 10 m/sq s ) You can use the laws in Q1 Q1: A train moves with initial velocity 8 m/s 2 and accn = 2 m/s Find : Velocity after it moves 30 m You may use any of the laws : 1- V2 V, + at 1 %3D 2 2- S = V, t + 0.5 at 2 2 3- V. 2 V = 2 a S 1

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