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A body is thrown upwards from some height above the ground and it takes T1 time to reach the ground.From the same point and with same speed a body is thrown downwards and it takes T2 time to reach the ground.Show that when a body is dropped from the same height it takes time T to reach the ground where T*T=T1*T2.

Asked Shrutik Tripathi

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