alleryStart learning →A ball is thrown up. What happens to its speed as it rises?
AIt gets slower
BIt gets faster
CIt stays same
DIt stops at once
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. It gets slower
Gravity pulls the ball down all the time, so its upward speed gets less.
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