Physics, 25.09.2019 04:20 jennyderath12
1. answer true or false to the following:
a ball rolling on a flat table has a horizontal but no vertical
component of motion.
a rock falling straight downward with no wind blowing has no
horizontal component of motion.
a baseball hit into the air toward right field has vertical but no
horizontal component of motion.
a basketball bounced straight up and down has vertical but no
horizontal component of motion.
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1. answer true or false to the following:
a ball rolling on a flat table has a horizontal but...
a ball rolling on a flat table has a horizontal but...
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