Check all of the following that are true for an object that is launched vertically upward from the ground level. | The speed with which it leaves the ground is the same as the speed with which it returns. | It stops before it returns to the ground. During each second of its flight, it covers the same distance. | Its acceleration changes from one direction to the other.

Check all of the following that are true for an object that is launched vertically upward from the ground level. | The speed with which it leaves the ground is the same as the speed with which it returns. | It stops before it returns to the ground. During each second of its flight, it covers the same distance. | Its acceleration changes from one direction to the other.

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Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter3: Motion In Two Dimensions

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