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Jaxon Whitaker

26 June, 16:23

Mohammed made a chart to list examples and nonexamples of projectile motion. Which best completes the chart? a - a football thrown in the airb - a kite flying on a stringc - a golf ball rolling off a table d - water spraying from a fountain

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