If you were to throw an object upwards into the air, what would you expect to happen? (Click all that apply) The object would positively accelerate The object would negatively accelerate. The object would increase in velocity as it went into the air The object's vertical velocity would decrease because gravity is pulling it towards the ground.

If you were to throw an object upwards into the air, what would you expect to happen? (Click all that apply) The object would positively accelerate The object would negatively accelerate. The object would increase in velocity as it went into the air The object's vertical velocity would decrease because gravity is pulling it towards the ground.

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If you were to throw an object upwards into the air, what would you expect to happen?
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The object would positively accelerate
The object would negatively accelerate.
The object would increase in velocity as it went into the air
The object's vertical velocity would decrease because gravity is pulling it towards the ground.

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