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Projectile motion. If you double the velocity in the x direction but the height is constant, would the range double?

Projectile motion. If you double the velocity in the x direction but the height is constant, would the range double?
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projectile motion. If you double the velocity in the x direction but the height is constant, would the range double?

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no, it would get multiplied by 1 1/2
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