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    Acceleration Due To Gravity

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    This document contains 5 multiple choice questions about projectile motion and free fall. Question 1 asks about the acceleration of a ball in free fall, Question 2 asks about the acceleration of a baseball at its highest point when thrown vertically, Question 3 asks which graph represents an object dropped from a height, Question 4 asks about the velocity of an object thrown vertically upward after 5 seconds, and Question 5 asks about calculating the height of a window based on the time an object takes to hit the ground after being dropped.

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    Acceleration Due To Gravity

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    Roxane Suarnaba Villanueva
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    This document contains 5 multiple choice questions about projectile motion and free fall. Question 1 asks about the acceleration of a ball in free fall, Question 2 asks about the acceleration of a baseball at its highest point when thrown vertically, Question 3 asks which graph represents an object dropped from a height, Question 4 asks about the velocity of an object thrown vertically upward after 5 seconds, and Question 5 asks about calculating the height of a window based on the time an object takes to hit the ground after being dropped.

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    This document contains 5 multiple choice questions about projectile motion and free fall. Question 1 asks about the acceleration of a ball in free fall, Question 2 asks about the acceleration of a baseball at its highest point when thrown vertically, Question 3 asks which graph represents an object dropped from a height, Question 4 asks about the velocity of an object thrown vertically upward after 5 seconds, and Question 5 asks about calculating the height of a window based on the time an object takes to hit the ground after being dropped.

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    Acceleration Due To Gravity

    Uploaded by

    Roxane Suarnaba Villanueva
    This document contains 5 multiple choice questions about projectile motion and free fall. Question 1 asks about the acceleration of a ball in free fall, Question 2 asks about the acceleration of a baseball at its highest point when thrown vertically, Question 3 asks which graph represents an object dropped from a height, Question 4 asks about the velocity of an object thrown vertically upward after 5 seconds, and Question 5 asks about calculating the height of a window based on the time an object takes to hit the ground after being dropped.

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    BET GAME!

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    QUESTION 1
    A

    ball is in free fall. Its acceleration


    is:
    A. downward during both ascent and descent
    B. downward during ascent and upward
    during descent
    C. upward during ascent and downward
    during descent
    D. upward during both ascent and descent

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    QUESTION 2
    A

    baseball is thrown vertically into


    the air. The acceleration of the
    ball at its highest point is:
    A. zero
    B. g, down
    C. g,up
    D. 2g, down

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    QUESTION 3
    Which

    of the following is a graph for


    an object dropped from a certain
    height?

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    QUESTION 4
    An

    object is thrown vertically


    upward at 35.0 m/s. What is the
    velocity of the ball 5.00 seconds
    later?

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    QUESTION 5
    An

    object dropped from the


    window of a tall building hits the
    ground in 12.0 s. How high is the
    window with respect to the
    ground?

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