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In projectile motion, the velocity in the vertical direction Question 10 options: is determined by the effects of gravity is constant is the same as the horizontal velocity varies with air resistance
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In projectile motion, the velocity in the vertical direction
Question 10 options:
is determined by the effects of gravity
is constant
is the same as the horizontal velocity
varies with air resistance
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