A projectile is launched with speed \( v_0 \) at an angle \( \theta_0 \) above the horizon. Its motion is described in terms of position, velocity, and acceleration: \( x, y, v_x, v_y, a_x, a_y \), respectively.**Hint**---**(a)** Which of these quantities are constant during the motion? (Select all that apply.)- [ ] \( x \)- [ ] \( y \)- [ ] \( v_x \)- [ ] \( v_y \)- [ ] \( a_x \)- [ ] \( a_y \)- [ ] (no mark)---**(b)** Which are equal to zero throughout the motion? Ignore any effects of air resistance. (Select all that apply.)- [ ] \( x \)- [ ] \( y \)- [ ] \( v_x \)- [ ] \( v_y \)- [ ] \( a_x \)- [ ] \( a_y \)- [ ] (no mark)

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A projectile is launched with speed v, at an angle 0, above the horizon. Its motion is described in terms of position, velocity, and acceleration: x, y, v vy ay ay respectively. HINT (a) Which of those quantities are constant during the motion? (Select all that apply.) O y O vx OVy O ax O ay (b) Which are equal to zero throughout the motion? Ignore any effects of air resistance. (Select all that apply.) OVx OVy O ax 0 ay

A projectile is launched with speed v, at an angle 0, above the horizon. Its motion is described in terms of position, velocity, and acceleration: x, y, v vy ay ay respectively. HINT (a) Which of those quantities are constant during the motion? (Select all that apply.) O y O vx OVy O ax O ay (b) Which are equal to zero throughout the motion? Ignore any effects of air resistance. (Select all that apply.) OVx OVy O ax 0 ay

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A projectile is launched with speed \( v_0 \) at an angle \( \theta_0 \) above the horizon. Its motion is described in terms of position, velocity, and acceleration: \( x, y, v_x, v_y, a_x, a_y \), respectively.

**Hint**

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**(a)** Which of these quantities are constant during the motion? (Select all that apply.)

- [ ] \( x \)
- [ ] \( y \)
- [ ] \( v_x \)
- [ ] \( v_y \)
- [ ] \( a_x \)
- [ ] \( a_y \)
- [ ] (no mark)

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**(b)** Which are equal to zero throughout the motion? Ignore any effects of air resistance. (Select all that apply.)

- [ ] \( x \)
- [ ] \( y \)
- [ ] \( v_x \)
- [ ] \( v_y \)
- [ ] \( a_x \)
- [ ] \( a_y \)
- [ ] (no mark)

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