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A body when projected vertically up, covers a total distance , during its time of flight. If we neglect gravity then how much distance the particle will travel during the same time. Will it fall back?
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Correct option: D
, No
Option D (, No) is correct because without gravity, the particle travels at a constant speed, covering twice the distance in the same time, and it will not fall back.
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