Objects that are thrown upwards as they gain height their speed goes: a. increasing
b. staying the same
c. decreasing
d. duplicating the initial

The correct option is 'c': Decreases.

Explanation:

As we know that when we throw a ball upwards we imoart a kinetic energy to the bsll. As the ball moves upwards the kinetic energy of the ball starts to decrease as the ball slows down as it moves upwards as work has to be done for movement against gravity. This work done against gravity is stored as potential energy of the ball.

Mathematically as we throw the ball upward's with velocity 'u' it's initial kinetic energy equals

As the ball attain's a height 'h' it's total energy is sum of the potential and the remaining kinetic energy as follows

Equating both the energies we get

Hence we can see as the height increases the velocity decreases.

f=ma newton's second law 7x8=56n

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