Neglecting Air Resistance, Once a Tossed Ball Leaves Your Hand

question 38

Multiple Choice

Neglecting air resistance, once a tossed ball leaves your hand

• A)no further forces act on it.
• B)only the force due to gravity acts on it.
• C)inertia becomes the force acting on it.
• D)your tossing force remains while the ball goes upward.
• E)your tossing force remains until it comes to a stop.

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Definitions:

Long-Term Potentiation (LTP)

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Long-Term Potentiation

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