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Horizontal and Vertical Components of Projectile Motion

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the initial velocity of a body is u. It is under uniform acceleration. Its velocity v at any time given by a -
(a)v=u+at²
(b)v=u+1/2at²(
c)v=u+at
(d)v=u

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Solution

Velocity of the body after time t with an acceleration a is given by:
V = u + at

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