Projectile motion is an example of 2D motion. This movement in ideal conditions is made up of: a) one MRUA on the horizontal axis and MRUA on the vertical axis b) an MRU on the horizontal axis and MRU on the vertical axis ) an MRUA on the horizontal axis and MRU on the vertical axis dj an MRU on the horizontal axis and MRUA on the vertical axis

Projectile motion is an example of 2D motion. This movement in ideal conditions is made up of: a) one MRUA on the horizontal axis and MRUA on the vertical axis b) an MRU on the horizontal axis and MRU on the vertical axis ) an MRUA on the horizontal axis and MRU on the vertical axis dj an MRU on the horizontal axis and MRUA on the vertical axis

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Chapter3: Vectors

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