Physics, asked by prateek1472005, 9 months ago

A ball is projected from the top of a tower at an
angle 60° with the vertical upward. What happens
to the vertical component of its velocity?
(1) increases continuously
decreases continuously
(3) remains unchanged
first decreases and then increases

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Answered by patidarajay500

5

Answer:

it will decrease contineously due to gravitation

Answered by preet123456789

2

Answer:

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