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What happens to the horizontal component of velocity while an object is in the air.
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What happens to the horizontal component of velocity while an object is in the air.

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nothing happens

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Horizontal component of velocity does not change (when air resistance is negligible); Vertical component of velocity changes due to GRAVITY. ... It takes the same exact amount of time and it has the same velocity but negative due to gravity.

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