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A 10m/s
B 12m/s
C 14m/s
D 19m/s

A 10m/s B 12m/s C 14m/s D 19m/s-example-1
User Benrugg
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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

Apply the uniform acceleration equation
v^(2) = u^(2) +2as

v: Final velocity (When the stone reaches its maximum height)

u: Initial velocity (The velocity of the stone at the instance when it is thrown)

a: Acceleration due to gravity

s: Displacement of the stone

Take
v=0m/s since the stone is momentarily at rest when it reaches its maximum height.

Take
a = -9.81 m/s^2, the negative sign indicates the stone is decelerating due to gravity.

Take
s=10m as stated in the question.


0^2=u^2+2(-9.81)(10)


196.2=u^2


u=√(196.2)


u=14.00714104m/s

Therefore, the closest answer is C (
14m/s)

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