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At what rate does projectile motion accelerate in the horizontal direction?
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At what rate does projectile motion accelerate in the horizontal direction?

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The velocity doesn't change in the horizonal direction for projectile motion. Therefore, horizontal acceleration is always zero.
a_(x-direction) = 0 m/s^(2).
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