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Which equation is valid in the x axis for any projectile?
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Which equation is valid in the x axis for any projectile?

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Answer:

Vx = u*cos θ

Step-by-step explanation:

where ,

θ = angle of projection with X - axis(horizontal)

u = initial velocity of projectile

Vx = velocity of projectile with respect to x-axis

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