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We know that if a projectile is thrown vertically, there will be a brief time when it momentarily stops. Can we calculate this brief moment?

😅 I wanted to write y3=(y1+y2)/2

Is option b correct?

I think black from the space will make bluish tint very hard to see

You could use the simpler pappus' theorem which goes like this : when you rotate a 2d shape to generate a solid figure, distance travelled by centroid multiplied by area of the 2d shape is equal to volume of 3d shape generated, in case of triangle : Let us say centroid is x distance in x-axis...

A textbook I am using gives the basic eqn of motion of shm as follows : X = Asin(wt + €) V =Awcos(wt+€) But other textbooks and online sources are interchanging sin and cos in above equations, so which is the correct one? Or does it depend on the phase constant €?