Physics, asked by ironman21, 1 year ago

what is projectile motion

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Answered by tezzzz30

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if any obj is thrown/projects through an angle and follow a curved path under gravity and air resistance.

Answered by aayyuuss123

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Explanation:

if an object is given an initial velocity in any direction and then allowed to travel freely under gravity, the motion is called a projectile motion

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