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A balloon rise up with constant net acceleration of `10m//s^(2)`. After `2s` a particle from the balloon. After further `2s` match the following (Take `g=10m//s^(2)`)

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(A)-r, (B)-p, (C)-s, (D)-q`

Velocity & height of the bolloon after 2 sec:
`v=0+10xx2=20 m//s uarr h=1//2xx10xx4=20 m`
Initial velocity of drop particle is equal to the velocity of balloon `=20 m`
`:' u_(s)=20 m//s a_(s)=g darr`
After further `2s v_(s)=0`
`:.` height `=(u_(s)+v_(s))/2xx2=20 m` from initial position of balloon
`:.` Height from ground `=20+2v=40 m`
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