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A stone is thrown downwards with a speed of 5ms, from the top of a building of height 180 m. Take point of projection as the origin and vertical downward direction as negative. Determine a. the velocity
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A stone is thrown downwards with a speed of 5ms, from the top of a building of height 180 m. Take point of projection as the origin and vertical downward direction as negative. Determine

a. the velocity of stone at the end of 3 s.
b. the displacement of stone at the end of 3 s.
c. the time taken by the stone to travel a distance of 150 m.

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