1. Which statement is false?➡A. When kicking a ball, our horizontalvelocity impacts the flight time of the ball➡B. When kicking a ball, our vertical velocityimpacts the flight time of the ball➡ C. When kicking a ball, vertical velocity willequal 0 at the peak of the trajectory➡D. When kicking a ball, displacement isimpacted by horizontal velocity2. Which statement is correct?➡A. An example anatomical descriptor is theangle between a shank segment and thegroundB. An example anatomical descriptor is theheight of our hip relative to the ground➡ C. An example global descriptor is theangle between a hip segment and a fixedplane➡ D. An example global descriptor is theangle between a hip segment and a shanksegment

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1. Which statement is false? ➡ A. When kicking a ball, our horizontal velocity impacts the flight time of the ball ➡ B. When kicking a ball, our vertical velocity impacts the flight time of the ball ➡ C. When kicking a ball, vertical velocity will equal 0 at the peak of the trajectory ➡D. When kicking a ball, displacement is impacted by horizontal velocity

1. Which statement is false? ➡ A. When kicking a ball, our horizontal velocity impacts the flight time of the ball ➡ B. When kicking a ball, our vertical velocity impacts the flight time of the ball ➡ C. When kicking a ball, vertical velocity will equal 0 at the peak of the trajectory ➡D. When kicking a ball, displacement is impacted by horizontal velocity

College Physics

10th Edition

ISBN:9781285737027

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter3: Vectors And Two-Dimensional Motion

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 24P: A rock is thrown upward from the level ground in such a way that the maximum height of its flight is...

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