Physics, 07.04.2020 01:29, jfghj

A lazy bowler pulls his arm back and then lets only gravity pull the ball back around in an arc while he just holds on to the ball. At the moment when the ball has reached its highest forward point in the arc, he lets go. The ball will o a. fall from rest to the ground. o b. eave his hand with a velocity that has components both in the upward and the horizontal directions. o c. leave his hand with a velocity that only has a horizontal component. • d. leave his hand with a velocity that only has a vertical component.

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