What is the horizontal velocity of the projectile after 3 seconds? V = unit Direction: Select an answer What is the magnitude of the vertical velocity of the projectile after 3 seconds? V = unit Direction: Select an answer

What is the horizontal velocity of the projectile after 3 seconds? V = unit Direction: Select an answer What is the magnitude of the vertical velocity of the projectile after 3 seconds? V = unit Direction: Select an answer

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Description: A projectile is fired horizontally to the north at a velocity of 40 m/s. What is the horizontal velocity of the projectileafter 3 seconds?V =unitDirection: Select an answerWhat is the magnitude of the vertical velocity ofthe projectile after 3 second

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