Projectile Motion

Front

Horizontal acceleration of a projectile

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0 m/s²

Front

Acceleration of a baseball at its highest point when thrown up?

Back

9.8 m/s²

Front

Two objects of equal mass are launched: A at 45° and B at 65°. Which hits the ground first?

Back

Object A hits the ground first.

Front

Path shape of a projectile:

Back

Parabolic

Front

Vertical acceleration of a projectile (neglecting air resistance)

Back

9.8 m/s²

Front

Projectile motion involves 2 components: x and y.

Back

Correct answer: 2 components (x and y).

Front

Direction of projectile acceleration?

Back

Down

Front

A ball follows a parabolic path with negligible air friction. At point P, which diagram shows the direction of the ball's acceleration?

Back

Front

Time for a ball to return after reaching peak (4s up):

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4 seconds.

Front

An apple and a watermelon dropped from the same height hit the ground simultaneously. This indicates that:

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Acceleration is independent of mass.