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Chapter 1: Q21DQ (page 58)

An object is thrown straight up into the air and feels no

air resistance. How can the object have an acceleration when it has

stopped moving at its highest point?

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When object thrown gravitational force act due to which always there is acceleration due to gravity acting downward.

At top point when it stop, then also gravitational force act, which is responsible for acceleration.

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