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A Stone Dropped From A Building Of Height H And It Reaches After T Sec On Earth. From The Same Building If Two Stone Are Thrown (one Upwards And Other Downwards)

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A Ball Is Projected Upwards From A Height H Above The Surface Of The Earth With Velocity V. The Time At Which The Ball Strikes The Ground Is

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A Stone Dropped From A Building Of Height H And It Reaches After T Sec On Earth. From The Same Building If Two Stone Are Thrown (one Upwards And Other Downwards)

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A Particle Starts From Rest. Its Acceleration (a) Versus Time (t) Is As Shown In The Figure. The Maximum Speed Of The Particle Will Be

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An Aircraft Is Flying At A Height Of 3400 M Above The Ground. If The Angle Subtended At A Ground Observation Point By The Aircraft Positions 10 S Apart Is 30 Degree, Then The Speed Of The Aircraft Is

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A Particle Is Moving With Constant Acceleration From A And B In A Straight Line AB. If U And V Are The Velocities At A And B Respectively, Then Its Velocity At The Mid-point C Will Be

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A Particle Moving In A Straight Line Covers Half The Distance With Speed Of 3 M/s. The Other Half Of The Distance Is Covered In Two Equal Time Intervals With Speed

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Two Identical Metal Spheres Are Released From The Top Of A Tower After T Sec Of Each Other Such That They Fall Along The Same Vertical Line.

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A Stone Falls From Rest And The Total Distance Covered By It In The Last Second Of Its Motion Equals The Distance Covered By It In The First Three Sec Of Its Motion.

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A Body, Thrown Upwards With Some Velocity Reaches The Maximum Height Of 50 M. Another Body With Double The As Thrown Up With Double The Initial Velocity

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A Body Is Thrown Vertically Upwards With Velocity U. The Distance Travelled By It In The Fifth And The Sixth Sec Are Equal. The Velocity U Is Given By (g=9.8 M/s^2)

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Two Balls Of Same Size But The Density Of One Is Greater Than That Of Other Are Dropped From The Same Height, Then Which Ball Will Reach The Earth First.

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A Ball Is Released From The Top Of A Tower Of Height H Meters. It Takes T Sec To Reach The Ground. What Is The Position Of The Ball In T/3 Sec?

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A Balloon Is Rising Vertically Up With A Velocity Of 29 Ms^-1. A Dropped From It And It Reaches The Ground In 10 Sec

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A Body Falls From Rest In The Gravitational Field Of The Earth. The Distance Travelled In The Fifth Second Of Its Motion Is (g= 10 M/s^2)

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A Very Large Number Of Balls Are Thrown Vertically Upwards In Quick Succession In Such A Way That The Next Ball Is Thrown When The Previous One Is At The Maximum Height.

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A Ball Is Dropped From Top Of A Tower Of 100 M Height. Simultaneously Another Ball Was Thrown Upward From Bottom Od The Tower With A Speed Of 50 M/s (g=10 M/s^2).

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Two Balls A And B Of Same Masses Are Thrown From The Top Of The Building. A, Thrown Upwards With Velocity V And B, Thrown Downward With Velocity V, Then

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A Particle When Thrown, Moves Such That It Passes From Same Height At 2 And 10 S, The Height Is

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A Man Throws A Ball Vertically Upward And It Rises Through 20 M And Returns To His Hands. What Was The Initial Velocity (u) Of The Ball And For How Much Time (T) It Remained In The Air (g=10 M/s^2)

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A Body Is Thrown Vertically Upwards With A Velocity U. Find The True Statement From The Following

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A Balloon Starts Rising From The Ground With An Acceleration Of 1.25 Ms^2 After 8s, A Stone Is Released From The Balloon. The Stone Will (g=10 Ms^2)

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A Body Thrown Vertically Upwards With An Initial Velocity U Reaches Maximum Height In 6 Sec. The Ratio Of The Distances Travelled By The Body In The First Second

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A Body Freely Falling From The Rest Has A Velocity \V\ After It Falls Through A Height \h\. The Distance It Has To Fall Down For Its Velocity To Become Double, Is

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A Stone Is Shot Straight Upward With A Speed Of 20 M/sec From A Tower 200 M High. The Speed With Which It Strikes The Ground Is Approximately

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A Ball Is Dropped Downwards. After 1 Sec Another Ball Is Dropped Downwards From The Same Point. What Is The Distance Between Them After 3 Sec?

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A Body Sliding On A Smooth Inclined Plane Requires 4 Sec To Reach The Bottom Starting From Rest At The Top. How Much Time Does It Take To Cover One-forth Distance From Rest At The Top?

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A Ball Of Mass M1 And Another Ball Of Mass M2 Are Dropped From Equal Height. If Time Taken By The Balls Are T1 And T2 Respectively, Then

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A Stone Dropped From A Building Of Height H And It Reaches After T Sec On Earth. From The Same Building If Two Stone Are Thrown (one Upwards And Other Downwards)

A Stone Dropped From A Building Of Height H And It Reaches After T Sec On Earth. From The Same Building If Two Stone Are Thrown (one Upwards And Other Downwards)

A Ball Is Projected Upwards From A Height H Above The Surface Of The Earth With Velocity V. The Time At Which The Ball Strikes The Ground Is

A Stone Dropped From A Building Of Height H And It Reaches After T Sec On Earth. From The Same Building If Two Stone Are Thrown (one Upwards And Other Downwards)

A Particle Starts From Rest. Its Acceleration (a) Versus Time (t) Is As Shown In The Figure. The Maximum Speed Of The Particle Will Be

An Aircraft Is Flying At A Height Of 3400 M Above The Ground. If The Angle Subtended At A Ground Observation Point By The Aircraft Positions 10 S Apart Is 30 Degree, Then The Speed Of The Aircraft Is

A Particle Is Moving With Constant Acceleration From A And B In A Straight Line AB. If U And V Are The Velocities At A And B Respectively, Then Its Velocity At The Mid-point C Will Be

A Particle Moving In A Straight Line Covers Half The Distance With Speed Of 3 M/s. The Other Half Of The Distance Is Covered In Two Equal Time Intervals With Speed

Free Fall Of An Object (in Vaccum) Is A Case Of Motion With

Two Identical Metal Spheres Are Released From The Top Of A Tower After T Sec Of Each Other Such That They Fall Along The Same Vertical Line.

A Stone Falls From Rest And The Total Distance Covered By It In The Last Second Of Its Motion Equals The Distance Covered By It In The First Three Sec Of Its Motion.

A Body, Thrown Upwards With Some Velocity Reaches The Maximum Height Of 50 M. Another Body With Double The As Thrown Up With Double The Initial Velocity

A Body Is Thrown Vertically Upwards With Velocity U. The Distance Travelled By It In The Fifth And The Sixth Sec Are Equal. The Velocity U Is Given By (g=9.8 M/s^2)

Two Balls Of Same Size But The Density Of One Is Greater Than That Of Other Are Dropped From The Same Height, Then Which Ball Will Reach The Earth First.

A Ball Is Released From The Top Of A Tower Of Height H Meters. It Takes T Sec To Reach The Ground. What Is The Position Of The Ball In T/3 Sec?

A Balloon Is Rising Vertically Up With A Velocity Of 29 Ms^-1. A Dropped From It And It Reaches The Ground In 10 Sec

A Body Falls From Rest In The Gravitational Field Of The Earth. The Distance Travelled In The Fifth Second Of Its Motion Is (g= 10 M/s^2)

A Very Large Number Of Balls Are Thrown Vertically Upwards In Quick Succession In Such A Way That The Next Ball Is Thrown When The Previous One Is At The Maximum Height.

A Ball Is Dropped From Top Of A Tower Of 100 M Height. Simultaneously Another Ball Was Thrown Upward From Bottom Od The Tower With A Speed Of 50 M/s (g=10 M/s^2).

Two Balls A And B Of Same Masses Are Thrown From The Top Of The Building. A, Thrown Upwards With Velocity V And B, Thrown Downward With Velocity V, Then

A Particle When Thrown, Moves Such That It Passes From Same Height At 2 And 10 S, The Height Is

A Man Throws A Ball Vertically Upward And It Rises Through 20 M And Returns To His Hands. What Was The Initial Velocity (u) Of The Ball And For How Much Time (T) It Remained In The Air (g=10 M/s^2)

A Body Is Thrown Vertically Upwards With A Velocity U. Find The True Statement From The Following

A Balloon Starts Rising From The Ground With An Acceleration Of 1.25 Ms^2 After 8s, A Stone Is Released From The Balloon. The Stone Will (g=10 Ms^2)

A Body Thrown Vertically Upwards With An Initial Velocity U Reaches Maximum Height In 6 Sec. The Ratio Of The Distances Travelled By The Body In The First Second

A Body Freely Falling From The Rest Has A Velocity \V\ After It Falls Through A Height \h\. The Distance It Has To Fall Down For Its Velocity To Become Double, Is

A Stone Is Shot Straight Upward With A Speed Of 20 M/sec From A Tower 200 M High. The Speed With Which It Strikes The Ground Is Approximately

A Ball Is Dropped Downwards. After 1 Sec Another Ball Is Dropped Downwards From The Same Point. What Is The Distance Between Them After 3 Sec?

A Body Sliding On A Smooth Inclined Plane Requires 4 Sec To Reach The Bottom Starting From Rest At The Top. How Much Time Does It Take To Cover One-forth Distance From Rest At The Top?

A Ball Of Mass M1 And Another Ball Of Mass M2 Are Dropped From Equal Height. If Time Taken By The Balls Are T1 And T2 Respectively, Then

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