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A ball is kicked at an angle, t, from horizontal. If the ball was kicked with an initial velocity of v, which statement about the motion of the ball is true?
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A ball is kicked at an angle, t, from horizontal. If the ball was kicked with an initial velocity of v, which statement about the motion of the ball is true?

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Answer: The ball's vertical velocity is zero at the highest point in the trajectory.

Explanation: At the highest point, the ball is no longer moving up and has yet to fall down, meaning there is no vertical movement, thus no vertical velocity.

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