1. The drawing shows projectile motion at three points along the tra- jectory. The speeds at the points are v,, Vz, and v3. Assume there is no air resistance and rank the speeds. largest to smallest. (Note that the symbol > means “greater than.") (a) v, > vz > vz (b) v, > vz > vz (c) vz > v; > v, (d) v; > v, > v; (e) vz > vz > v, Chapter 31 Kinematics in Two Dimensions Question I

1. The drawing shows projectile motion at three points along the tra- jectory. The speeds at the points are v,, Vz, and v3. Assume there is no air resistance and rank the speeds. largest to smallest. (Note that the symbol > means “greater than.") (a) v, > vz > vz (b) v, > vz > vz (c) vz > v; > v, (d) v; > v, > v; (e) vz > vz > v, Chapter 31 Kinematics in Two Dimensions Question I

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