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Physics, 06.11.2020 05:20 sharpeyennifer

James throws a baseball straight upward. We can ignore air resistance. What is true about the acceleration and velocity of the ball on its way down? Assume that upward is the positive direction. Choose 1 Choose 1 (Choice A) A Acceleration remains constant and velocity is negative and increasing. (Choice B) B Acceleration decreases and velocity is positive and decreasing. (Choice C) C Acceleration increases and velocity is negative and decreasing. (Choice D, Checked) D Acceleration remains constant and velocity is negative and decreasing.

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