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Physics, 19.09.2019 22:30, annie375

How does the range of the pumpkin change if its initial velocity is tripled (keeping the angle fixed and less than 90∘)? how does the range of the pumpkin change if its initial velocity is tripled (keeping the angle fixed and less than )? the pumpkin's range is nine times as far. the pumpkin's range is eighteen times as far. the pumpkin's range is three times as far.

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