DIRECTIONS: TRUE or FALSE. Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if it's wrong. 1. The same elevation, vertical velocities are equal and same in direction. 2. The curved path of the projectile is the combination of horizontal motion and vertical motion. 3. The horizontal velocity of a projectile at the peak point is zero. 4. Range is the vertical displacement from the initial position of the projectile. 5. The velocity upward move fast as it approaches the peak point and speeds up as goes down.

DIRECTIONS: TRUE or FALSE. Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if it's wrong. 1. The same elevation, vertical velocities are equal and same in direction. 2. The curved path of the projectile is the combination of horizontal motion and vertical motion. 3. The horizontal velocity of a projectile at the peak point is zero. 4. Range is the vertical displacement from the initial position of the projectile. 5. The velocity upward move fast as it approaches the peak point and speeds up as goes down.

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Chapter3: Two-dimensional Kinematics

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