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| the direction at which a body is projected with respect to the horizontal |
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| the highest point in the trajectory of a projectile |
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| occuring over a designated time interval |
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| vector quantity incorpration both angle and speed of projection |
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| occurring during a small interval of time |
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| the form , pattern or sequencing of movement with respect to time |
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| laws of constant acceleration |
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| formulas relating displacement , velocity, acceleration, and time when acceleration is unchanging |
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| the rate of change in linear velocity |
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| change in location, or the directed distance from initial to final location |
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| the rate of change in location |
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| the most common international unit of lenth , on which the metric system is based |
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| a body in a free fall that is subject only to the forces of gravity and air resistance |
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| the magnitute of projection velocity |
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| the horizontal displacement of a projectile at landing |
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| relative projection height |
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| the difference between projection height and landing height. |
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| the flight path of a projectile |
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