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A Body Of Mass 20g Projected Vertically Upwards In Vacuum Returns To The Point Of Projection After 1.2s. [g = 10ms-2]. Determine The Potential Energy Of The Body At The Maximum Height Of Its Motion. - Erudites Academy
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A body of mass 20g projected vertically upwards in vacuum returns to the point of projection after 1.2s. [g = 10ms-2]. Determine the potential energy of the body at the maximum height of its motion.

by | Jan 26 | Physics WAEC | 0 comments

A. 0.36J
B. 0.72J
C. 360.00J
D. 720.00J

Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation

P.E at max = K.E on projection

= ½mv² = ½×0.02×6² = 0.36J

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