Justas said:Homework Statement
Height - 15m
Time when ball hits the ground after upward throw 3 s.
I have been trying to find intitial speed with these formulas :
d=v_initial*t-0.5*g*t^2
and
v=v_initial+g*t
Please help to understand how to find initial speed and after what time the ball is at 15m height again.
The term "vertical throw" refers to the motion of an object being thrown directly upwards or downwards, with no horizontal movement.
The initial height is the starting height of the object when it is first thrown. In this case, the initial height is 15 units.
In a vertical throw, time is measured in seconds (s). This is the standard unit of measurement for time in physics.
The object will hit the ground after 3 seconds (s) in this scenario. The time it takes for an object to fall to the ground is affected by the force of gravity and the initial height of the object.
The height and time of a vertical throw are affected by the initial height, the force of gravity, and any external forces acting on the object. The mass and shape of the object may also play a role in its trajectory.