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The horizontal component of velocity remains . during a free-flight motion.
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Cevap kaydedildi
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11.2020)
3,00 üzerinden
a, zero
sture Lectu
işaretlenmiş
b. increases with time
12.11 2020)
P Soruyu işaretle
C. decreases with time
(19 11 2020)
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d. constant
(25 11 2020)
e. at 9.81 m/s2
9(26 11 2020)
10 (27 11 2020)
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epartiment ot
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