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  • Understanding Horizontal Motion of Projectiles: Uniform Velocity Explained
    The horizontal motion of a projectile is uniform motion.

    Here's why:

    * Constant Velocity: Once launched, a projectile experiences no horizontal forces (ignoring air resistance). This means its horizontal velocity remains constant throughout its flight.

    * Straight Line: The projectile travels in a straight line horizontally.

    Key Points:

    * Neglecting Air Resistance: This analysis assumes no air resistance. In reality, air resistance will slow the projectile down horizontally.

    * Vertical Motion: While the horizontal motion is uniform, the vertical motion is accelerated due to gravity.

    Let me know if you'd like to explore the vertical motion of a projectile!

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