A Body is Thrown Vertically Upwards. Its Velocity Keeps on Changing. What Happens to Its K.E. When Does Its Velocity Become Zero?

A body is thrown vertically upwards. Its velocity keeps on changing. What happens to its K.E. when does its velocity become zero?

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Its kinetic energy changes with the change in velocity.
Velocity becomes zero at the highest point.

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Chapter 1: Force, Work, Energy and Power - Exercise 1.5 i [Page 53]

Chapter 1 Force, Work, Energy and Power
Exercise 1.5 i | Q 16 | Page 53

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