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2D Motion as Two 1D Motions

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For a 2D motion in xy plane, the motion along the x-axis is

A

always dependent on the motion along the y-axis.

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sometimes dependent on the motion along the y-axis.

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C

always independent of the motion along the y-axis.

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none of these.

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The correct option is C always independent of the motion along the y-axis.

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