A high-jumper jumps, and as she leaves the ground her velocity has both a non-zero horizontal component and a non-zero vertical component. Neglect air resistance. When the high-jumper is at the highest point in her path through the air, which one of the following statements is true? her speed is zero, and her acceleration is non-zero her speed is zero, and her acceleration is zero ) she reaches her maximum speed at this point during the jump her speed is non-zero, and her acceleration is non-zero her speed is non-zero, and her acceleration is zero

A high-jumper jumps, and as she leaves the ground her velocity has both a non-zero horizontal component and a non-zero vertical component. Neglect air resistance. When the high-jumper is at the highest point in her path through the air, which one of the following statements is true? her speed is zero, and her acceleration is non-zero her speed is zero, and her acceleration is zero ) she reaches her maximum speed at this point during the jump her speed is non-zero, and her acceleration is non-zero her speed is non-zero, and her acceleration is zero

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