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An archer fires an arrow in a parabolic trajectory. Which of the following best
describes the motion of the arrow on the way up to the highest point of its
trajectory?
a) Both horizontal and vertical speed decrease.
b) Both horizontal and vertical speed remain the same.
c) The horizontal speed remains the same and the vertical speed decreases
d) The horizontal speed decreases and the vertical speed remains the same.
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