Question 3 Consider an object with acceleration a = 20. 0 m/s² ¤ – 7. 81 m/s² ŷ . Is the horizontal component of instantaneous velocity constant. yes no Question 4 For projectile motion, the horizontal component of instantaneous velocity is constant. True False

Question 3 Consider an object with acceleration a = 20. 0 m/s² ¤ – 7. 81 m/s² ŷ . Is the horizontal component of instantaneous velocity constant. yes no Question 4 For projectile motion, the horizontal component of instantaneous velocity is constant. True False

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