Question
An object is projected vertically upward from Earth's
surface with speed v 0 = √(GM/1.5R). The maximum height reached from the center of Earth is:Solution
We are given:
- Initial speed: v0 = √(GM/1.5R)
- Object is projected vertically upward from Earth’s surface (i.e., from distance  r = R)
- We are to find the maximum height from Earth’s center , denoted as rmax
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