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A body is projected vertically up and h is the maximum height raised by the body compare column-I with column -II in which the height from the ground are given

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  • A body is projected vertically up with u.Its velocity at half its maximum height is

    A
    `(u)/(2)`
    B
    `(u^(2))/(2)`
    C
    `sqrt(2)u`
    D
    `(u)/(sqrt(2))`

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    A
    `(u)/(2)`
    B
    `(u^(2))/(2)`
    C
    `sqrt(2)u`
    D
    `(u)/(sqrt(2))`

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    A
    `(u)/(2)`
    B
    `(u^(2))/(2)`
    C
    `sqrt(2)u`
    D
    `(u)/(sqrt(2))`

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