During upward motion of a body projected vertically upward, the angle between velocity and gravitational acceleration $g$ is

180^{\circ}

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360^{\circ}

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90^{\circ}

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Solution

The correct option is A $180^{\circ}$
The direction of 'g' is always downward - towards earth. So, for a body moving upward, the angle between velocity and 'g' is 180 degree.

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During upward motion of a body projected vertically upward, the angle between velocity and gravitational acceleration g is

The correct option is A 180∘The direction of 'g' is always downward - towards earth. So, for a body moving upward, the angle between velocity and 'g' is 180 degree.

During upward motion of a body projected vertically upward, the angle between velocity and gravitational acceleration $g$ is

The correct option is A $180^{\circ}$
The direction of 'g' is always downward - towards earth. So, for a body moving upward, the angle between velocity and 'g' is 180 degree.