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A ball is thrown vertically upward
PHYSICS · Single correct · CBSE · Physics · Gravitation · Gravitation
Problem
A ball is thrown vertically upward. Upward is taken as positive. At the highest point of its path, which statement correctly describes its velocity
v
v
v
and acceleration
a
a
a
? (a)
v
=
0
,
a
=
+
g
v=0,\; a=+g
v
=
0
,
a
=
+
g
(b)
v
=
0
,
a
=
0
v=0,\; a=0
v
=
0
,
a
=
0
(c)
v
=
0
,
a
=
−
g
v=0,\; a=-g
v
=
0
,
a
=
−
g
(d)
v
=
0
,
a
=
−
g
2
v=0,\; a=-\dfrac{g}{2}
v
=
0
,
a
=
−
2
g
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