a) a projectile motion can be viewed as two one-dimensional motions, what are these two one-dimensional motions ? b) Why in a projectile motion, along the horizontal direction, the motion can be viewed as an uniform motion

a) a projectile motion can be viewed as two one-dimensional motions, what are these two one-dimensional motions ? b) Why in a projectile motion, along the horizontal direction, the motion can be viewed as an uniform motion

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Chapter3: Motion Along A Straight Line

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a) a projectile motion can be viewed as two one-dimensional motions, what are these two one-dimensional motions ?

b) Why in a projectile motion, along the horizontal direction, the motion can be viewed as an uniform motion?

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