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Physics, 05.10.2019 18:50 Jana1517

Which statement about projectile motion is true? athe vertical velocity component determines the range of a projectile. bthe horizontal velocity component determines the hang time of a projectile. cthe range of a projectile increases with an increase in the angle of launch. dthe hang time of a projectile is greatest for a vertical launch.

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