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Assuming no air resistance, what is the simplest equation that describes the horizontal component of the...

Assuming no air resistance, what is the simplest equation that describes the horizontal component of the velocity of the baseball in flight and why? (If it changes, express it as a function of Δt.) .

▪ Assuming no air resistance, what is the simplest equation that describes the horizontal position of the baseball in flight? (If it changes, express it as a function of Δt.) .

▪ Assuming no air resistance, what is the simplest equation that describes the vertical component of the velocity of the baseball in flight, and why? (If it changes, express it as a function of Δt.).

▪ Assuming no air resistance, what is the simplest equation that describes the height of the baseball in flight? (If it changes, express it as a function of Δt.).

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