Physics, 16.10.2020 17:01 nicolemaefahey
All of the following exhibit projectile motion except:
(A)- A flat rock skipping across a lake.
(B)- A person diving off a cliff.
(C)- The space shuttle orbiting the Earth.
(D)- A three-point shot in basketball.
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