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At the highest point of the projectile, the speed of the object is zero. ? True...

At the highest point of the projectile, the speed of the object is zero. ? True of False

An object launched from the same height and with the same velocity on the Moon would take longer to hit the ground. True or False

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At the highest point only the vertical component of the velocity is zero. The horizontal component remains unchanged during the flight (neglecting air resistance) . So the given statement is false. The speed of the projectile is non zero at the highest point

True. Since the time of flight depends on the vertical component of the velocity which is countered by the acceleration due to gravity, the time taken will be longer on moon since the gravitational pull of the moon is 1/6th that of Earth's.

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