At the highest point of its motion, the ball’s velocity becomes zero, but the acceleration due to gravity (g) remains constant at 9.8 m/s² downward, regardless of the direction of motion. Gravity always acts downward on Earth.
A ball thrown vertically upwards, on reaching its highest point its value of acceleration due to gravity would be?
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