Asked by Jon

A ball is thrown upward. While the ball is in the air, does its acceleration increase, decrease, or remains the same? Describe what happens to the velocity of the object from when it is thrown until when it returns.
Answered by bobpursley

The acceleration due to gravity is not dependent on whether the ball is going up or down. I will be happy to critique your thinking on what happens to velocity going up and down.
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