Assessment- 5/7/21 PART A 1. For a projectile launched at an angle, the initial velocity has a vertical component, as well as a horizontal component True or False? 2. At the maximum height reached by a projectile, the vertical velocity is maximum; True or False? 3. At the maximum height reached by a projectile, the vertical velocity is zero; True or False? 4. At the maximum height reached by a projectile, the horizontal velocity is zero; True or False? 5. The range of a projectile is the vertical height reached; True or False? The total time a proiectile spends in the air is called

Assessment- 5/7/21 PART A 1. For a projectile launched at an angle, the initial velocity has a vertical component, as well as a horizontal component True or False? 2. At the maximum height reached by a projectile, the vertical velocity is maximum; True or False? 3. At the maximum height reached by a projectile, the vertical velocity is zero; True or False? 4. At the maximum height reached by a projectile, the horizontal velocity is zero; True or False? 5. The range of a projectile is the vertical height reached; True or False? The total time a proiectile spends in the air is called

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