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We know that projectile motion is defined as the object moving in the parabolic path. Let Us lunch an object at an angle with the horizontal and it moves upward and after some time it comes to the same plane where it lunch. As shown in the figure above in the question. the projectile move with the acceleration of gravity, we know that the acceleration of gravity is act in the downward direction. So initially the projectile moves upward in the opposite direction of gravity and after reaching its maximum height it angin moves downward direction. come to the same position from where it launched.

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