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notsponge [240]
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A ball is thrown at 30 degrees above zero. At the peak which of the following are zero: A.the vertical component of the accelera

tion B.the horizontal component of the acceleration C.none of these choices are correct D.the vertical component of the velocity E.the horizontal component of the velocity
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