Calculation of kinetic energy = 0.5x mass x velocity squared
0.5 x 15sqaured x 2 = 225J is the kinetic energy
the gravitational potential energy is equal to kinetic so it would also be 225J
when rearranging this into a gravitational potential energy formula we find that the maximum height of the ball is 1.5meters.
So at the balls maximum height it would have 225J of gravitational potential energy and 0J kinetic energy and just before it hits the ground it’ll have 225J of kinetic and 0J of gravitational potential energy. This is why the rule of:
lost gravitation = gained kinetic is valid.
