A ball is thrown with a velocity at an angle above the horizon. The vertical component...
A ball is thrown with a velocity at an angle above the horizon. The vertical component of the velocity is a constant at all times during the time of flight.
True or False ?
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False, Horizontal component of velocity is constant all over the flight but vertical component is varying due to acceleration of gravity.
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