For general projectile motion, the horizontal component ofa projectile's acceleration

(_) remains a

non-zeroconstant.

(_) increases as a

functionof time squared.

(_)

continuouslyincreases.

(_)

continuouslydecreases.

(_) is zero.

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Elaina Proctor

15 February, 19:13

For general projectile motion, the horizontal component ofa projectile's acceleration

(_) remains a

non-zeroconstant.

(_) increases as a

functionof time squared.

(_)

continuouslyincreases.

(_)

continuouslydecreases.

(_) is zero.

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Caitlin Davies · Answer 1

Zero.

Explanation:

In the general projectile motion there is only one component of acceleration which is in the vertical direction. There is no any acceleration in the horizontal direction. As we know that horizontal component of the velocity is remains constant in the projectile motion.

Therefore we cans say that in the projectile motion, the acceleration in the horizontal direction is zero.

Therefore the answer will be zero.

For general projectile motion, the horizontal component ofa projectile's acceleration(_) remains anon-zeroconstant.(_) increases as afunctionof time squared.(_)continuouslyincreases.(_)continuouslydecreases.(_) is zero.

For general projectile motion, the horizontal component ofa projectile's acceleration

(_) remains a

non-zeroconstant.

(_) increases as a

functionof time squared.

(_)

continuouslyincreases.

(_)

continuouslydecreases.

(_) is zero.