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S4. When you toss a ball to a friend, the ball in flight is an example of projectile motion.
Neglecting the effect of air drag, and considering only the time period when the ball is in flight
(just after the toss until just before the catch) which of these options are true:
1. The acceleration of the ball is upward while the ball is going up, zero at the peak, and
downward when the ball is going down.
II. The y-component of the velocity is upward
downward when the ball is going down.
IV. The
V. The
while the ball is going up, zero at the peak, and
3
and downward throughout its flight.
ball
is constant and downward throughout its flight.
III. The acceleration of the ball is constant and downward throughout its flight, accept at the
peak when it is zero.
acceleration of the ball is constant
y-component of the
velocity of the
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m 255.3 m 025.0 m 0a1. m 08.8 m 2SD A
B. dll, Vooft Isbsq srit aq99x Ili8 Salm 0.5 to noitsel9006 ms 160 aid gnivig isbeq zṣg erlt
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160
D. II, III
I, II
E.
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Transcribed Image Text:S4. When you toss a ball to a friend, the ball in flight is an example of projectile motion. Neglecting the effect of air drag, and considering only the time period when the ball is in flight (just after the toss until just before the catch) which of these options are true: 1. The acceleration of the ball is upward while the ball is going up, zero at the peak, and downward when the ball is going down. II. The y-component of the velocity is upward downward when the ball is going down. IV. The V. The while the ball is going up, zero at the peak, and 3 and downward throughout its flight. ball is constant and downward throughout its flight. III. The acceleration of the ball is constant and downward throughout its flight, accept at the peak when it is zero. acceleration of the ball is constant y-component of the velocity of the bridis A. II, IV 201iz ritiw 160 90iloqs etoqa illa,2\m OE 16 yowdgid erit mwob gnivib slirw..se 21007 Ilia neriw ,163 2'lli8 bridled 21919m 001 zi bns em OE 16 gnilevent oals 2i 160 soiloq9dT .mid m 255.3 m 025.0 m 0a1. m 08.8 m 2SD A B. dll, Vooft Isbsq srit aq99x Ili8 Salm 0.5 to noitsel9006 ms 160 aid gnivig isbeq zṣg erlt 101 20lbs1 193itto srit elidw \m OE 16 gnivom 2q99x160 solo ed smit zirit gniud abnoo9z soilo Carl, Vns 160 2'li8 n9swted zi gonstzib doum wor ,abnoosa 2 92orli to bns erit 1A .quxbod 160 D. II, III I, II E. Page 4 of 4 a O
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