1. A stone is thrown vertically upwards with initial velocity 24 m s-1. Calculate the (i) displacement of the stone after 4.0 s. [Answer: s = 17.5 m] (ii) velocity of the stone at 10 m above the point of launch. [Answer: v=±19.5 m s (iii) time to reach maximum height. [Answer: t = 2.45 s]

1. A stone is thrown vertically upwards with initial velocity 24 m s-1. Calculate the (i) displacement of the stone after 4.0 s. [Answer: s = 17.5 m] (ii) velocity of the stone at 10 m above the point of launch. [Answer: v=±19.5 m s (iii) time to reach maximum height. [Answer: t = 2.45 s]

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