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Mathematics AA, Paper 2, Question 6
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- Paper 1
A ball is thrown straight up and air resistance is negligible. Which statement is correct?
- AKinetic energy stays constant all the way up
- BAcceleration is zero at the highest point
- CVelocity is zero at the highest point Correct
- DThe resultant force acts upwards
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