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Describe the acceleration in the horizontal and vertical directions for a ball thrown upwards at an...

Describe the acceleration in the horizontal and vertical directions for a ball thrown upwards at an angle θ with respect to the horizontal. Address the acceleration as the ball rises, reaches the top of the trajectory, and descends.

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