A body of mass $50\, kg$ is projected vertically upwards with velocity of $100 \,m/sec$. $5 \,seconds$ after this body breaks into $20\, kg$ and $30 \,kg$. If $20\, kg $ piece travels upwards with $150 \,m/sec$, then the velocity of other block will be
A body of mass $50\, kg$ is projected vertically upwards with velocity of $100 \,m/sec$. $5 \,seconds$ after this body breaks into $20\, kg$ and $30 \,kg$. If $20\, kg $ piece travels upwards with $150 \,m/sec$, then the velocity of other block will be
- A
$15 \,m/sec$ downwards
- B
$15\, m/sec$ upwards
- C
$51\, m/sec$ downwards
- D
$51\, m/sec$ upwards
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