7. MOTION IN TWO DIMEN SIONSThe trajectory of an object projected with a speed of v at an angle of 60° to the horizontal is as shown in the figure below.60When the object is at the highest point P.its speed is 0.5 v.its acceleration is zero.O its velocity is zero.the force on it is zero.

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MOTION IN TWO DIMENSIONS The trajectory of an object projected with a speed of v at an angle of 60° to the horizontal is as shown in the figure below. 60 When the object is at the highest point P. O its speed is 0.5 v. O its acceleration is zero. O its velocity is zero. the force on it is zero.