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When object is thrown upward it rises to height "h" how high is the object in terms of h, when it has lost one third of its original Kinetic Energy?

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When object is thrown upward it rises to height "h" how high is the object in terms of h, when it has lost one third of its original Kinetic Energy? Answer: h/3

When an object has lost one-third of its initial kinetic energy, two-thirds of its kinetic energy remains. By using energy and motion relations, the object is found to have reached one-third of its maximum height h/3.

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