1) After a projectile is launched in the air, in which direction does it experience constant, non-zero acceleration, ignoring air resistance? a) The x direction b) The y direction c) Both the x and y directions d) Neither direction 2) After a projectile is launched in the air, in which direction does it experience constant, non-accelerated motion, ignoring air resistance?

1) After a projectile is launched in the air, in which direction does it experience constant, non-zero acceleration, ignoring air resistance? a) The x direction b) The y direction c) Both the x and y directions d) Neither direction 2) After a projectile is launched in the air, in which direction does it experience constant, non-accelerated motion, ignoring air resistance?

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