1. Predict and sketch the position vs time and velocity vs time graphs of a free fall object that goes up first, andthen falls back down. Give proper labels for x and y axes. Indicate the positive direction and the origin.2. Predict and sketch the vertical position vs time and vertical velocity component vs time graphs of an objectunder projectile motion. Give proper labels for x and y axes. Indicate the positive direction.3. Based on your above prediction, which will take longer to land, a ball launched horizontally at one speed, ora ball launched horizontally at an even greater speed from the same height? Explain.4. Based on your above prediction, which will take longer to land, a ball launched horizontally at a certainvelocity, or a ball dropped (with no initial velocity) from the same height as the one launched? Explain.

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