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Physics, 09.10.2019 04:20 mariahgriego1125

3. you toss a ball at an angle 45° above the

horizontal. after the ball leaves your hands, its

motion can be described in terms of displacement,

velocity, and acceleration. for each item, is the

quantity constant, changing linearly, or changing

nonlinearly during consecutive time intervals?

displacement

velocity

acceleration

displacement

velocity

acceleration

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