A stone is thrown straight up. When it reaches its highest point, A Both its velocity and acceleration are zero. B Its velocity is zero and its acceleration is constant. Its velocity is constant and its acceleration is zero. Both its velocity and acceleration are constant

A stone is thrown straight up. When it reaches its highest point, A Both its velocity and acceleration are zero. B Its velocity is zero and its acceleration is constant. Its velocity is constant and its acceleration is zero. Both its velocity and acceleration are constant

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Chapter3: Motion Along A Straight Line

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