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A football is thrown up at an angle. At the highest point along the ball's trajectory ... Group of answer choices Neither the vertical or horizontal components are zero. The vertical component of the velocity is zero. Both the vertical and horizontal components of the velocity are zero. The vertical velocity is negative. The horizontal component of the velocity is zero.

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