Exam Vertical Projectile Motion grade 12

Exam Vertical Projectile Motion grade 12
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So as you once said, in Grade 12 exams they usually look for keywords on definitions. How about these consecutive words which say (An object that has been given an initial velocity...) on projectile definition, 'cause teachers have taught us that that is where it differs from free-fall as according to what I was taught, that is exactly the definition of free-fall, and that of projectile I was taught that it says, An object that has been given an initial velocity, upon which it is under the influence of gravitational force only. I'm just curious n confused too because in Physics when certain words are left out, its completely zero out of two.

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For 3.3 how come it’s not C displacement minus 30 cause that is equal to B?

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Can you also use the method of -Yc+Yb= 30 ?

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Dude...is a projectile not an object that is given an initial velocity then allowed to move under the influence of gravitational force only😮😮😂😂😂😂

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Remember that definitions are changed each year

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You just said the same thing but acc. to examination guideline physics 2021 what do you mean😅

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So basically projectile is a free fall

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