Answer to Question #24858 in Mechanics | Relativity for shruti suman acharya

Question #24858

An object is thrown vertically upwards from the surface of the earth, with a speed(VO). If its speed at a height (h) is(V),then show that

V0square - Vsquare=2GM/Rsquare(h/1+h/r) =2gh/(1+h/r)

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