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  • Velocity at the Highest Point of a Projectile Motion - Physics Explanation
    The velocity of the ball when it reaches its highest point is zero.

    Here's why:

    * Gravity: The only force acting on the ball once it's thrown is gravity, which pulls it downwards.

    * At the highest point: As the ball travels upwards, gravity slows it down until it momentarily stops at its highest point.

    * Change in direction: At that instant, the ball's velocity changes direction from upward to downward. Since it's changing direction, it has to pass through a point where the velocity is zero.

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