Physics, 22.05.2021 04:30 godchaux15395

Un cuerpo es lanzando verticalmente hacía arriba con una velocidad inicial de 30 m/s donde se desprecia la resistencia del aire ¿Cuál será la velocidad del cuerpo 2 segundos después de su lanzamiento?

¿Cuánto tarda el cuerpo en llegar al punto más alto de su trayectoria?

¿Cuál es la altura máxima alcanzada por el cuerpo?

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