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UCIC 202503 PHYS101 Quiz 1

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In projectile motion, which statement is true?

Options
A.a. The horizontal motion and vertical motion are independent.
B.b. The velocity at the peak is zero in both directions.
C.c. The vertical acceleration is always zero.
D.d. The horizontal velocity changes over time.
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To analyze the statements about projectile motion, consider the standard model where air resistance is neglected and gravity acts downward. Option a: 'The horizontal motion and vertical motion are independent.' This is true becau......Login to view full explanation

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