What is the horizontal velocity of the golf ball before it hits the ground? O 21.00 m/s 5.25 m/s O 2.50 m/s O 10.50 m/s What is the total time of flight of the ball? * 3.65 s 2.52 s 1.86 s 0.93 s * According to Newton's first law of motion, an object will remain in its state of motion, unless a net unbalanced force is applied. Which of the following DOES NOT follow this principle? None of them Flower vase on a table Hanging chandelier Running vehicle at 5kph

What is the horizontal velocity of the golf ball before it hits the ground? O 21.00 m/s 5.25 m/s O 2.50 m/s O 10.50 m/s What is the total time of flight of the ball? * 3.65 s 2.52 s 1.86 s 0.93 s * According to Newton's first law of motion, an object will remain in its state of motion, unless a net unbalanced force is applied. Which of the following DOES NOT follow this principle? None of them Flower vase on a table Hanging chandelier Running vehicle at 5kph

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Chapter2: Motion In One Dimension

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