The same heavy ball is shot four times horizontally from the edge of the same vertical cliff but with different initial horizontal velocities as diagrammed below. Which launch will have the longest time of flight? Heavy Ball A B C D a. Launch B b. Launch C c. Launch D O d. Launch A O e. The time of flight will be the same for all four launches.

The same heavy ball is shot four times horizontally from the edge of the same vertical cliff but with different initial horizontal velocities as diagrammed below. Which launch will have the longest time of flight? Heavy Ball A B C D a. Launch B b. Launch C c. Launch D O d. Launch A O e. The time of flight will be the same for all four launches.

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University Physics Volume 1

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Chapter4: Motion In Two And Three Dimensions

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