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| Why does a bowling ball move across a surface with no acceleration? |
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| There is no horizontal force |
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| without air resistance, why does the horizontal velocity remain constant but the vertical component changes? |
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| there is gravitational pull in the vertical component, but not the horizontal |
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| How does free fall compare with the downward motion of a projectile? |
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| If a ball is thrown at a curve and one is thrown horizontally; which strikes the ground first? |
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| How far below an initial straight line will the ball be after one second |
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| At what angle will you get the largest altitude? range? |
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| 75 degrees, and 45 degrees |
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| If the ball's release velocity (upwards) is 20m/s what will the velocity be when caught? |
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| If you throw a ball horizontally at initial velocity of 20 m/s what will the velocity be when caught at the other end of the plane? |
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| Does speed change if air resistance is a factor? |
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| When no horizontal force is acting on the projectile, the horizontal force remains ___ |
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| the vertical component changes with ___ |
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| the horizontal and vertical components are ____ of each other |
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| the ball's horizontal component is ___ |
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| the moving object moves the same horizontal distance in ____ time |
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| there is ____ forces acting on the horizontal component |
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| the only acceleration of the ball is in the ______direction |
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| A ball launched at a curve and a ball launched straight, will land _____ |
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| the path of a projectile with the only acceleration in the vertical direction with a constant horizontal is ____ |
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| to find the distance of a ball's location from the non-gravity line, use this equation |
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| At the top of the parabola, the vertical component = ___ |
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| What number must two equi-distant angles add up to? |
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