4A physics student is asked to draw the acceleration vector and velocity vector for a projectile at thepoint indicated in the diagram below:The student draws the following vectors for the indicated point:VelocityAccelerationWhat is incorrect about the student's vector drawing?R1)The acceleration vector should point straight down because that is the direction of theforce of gravity.2)The velocity vector should point at an angle, forward and down, because that is the%A5▬T6Y&I7U819 144(f10KPBAN The student draws the following vectors for the indicated point:VelocityAccelerationWhat is incorrect about the student's vector drawing?O1)The acceleration vector should point straight down because that is the direction of theforce of gravity.2)The velocity vector should point at an angle, forward and down, because that is thedirection the projectile will be moving later.3)The acceleration vector should point straight forward (horizontal) because the verticalacceleration is zero at that point.4)The velocity vector should be zero because the projectile is not moving at the pointindicated.%58O6&7liji99++8fg 1449f10O

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A physics student is asked to draw the acceleration vector and velocity vector for a projectile at the point indicated in the diagram below: The student draws the following vectors for the indicated point:

A physics student is asked to draw the acceleration vector and velocity vector for a projectile at the point indicated in the diagram below: The student draws the following vectors for the indicated point:

Physics for Scientists and Engineers

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337553278

Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

Chapter3: Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 22P: Three displacement vectors of a croquet ball are shown in Figure P3.22, where A=20.0 units, B=40.0...

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