A ball is thrown vertically upward and later returns to the thrower’s hand

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Problem

A ball is thrown vertically upward and later returns to the thrower’s hand. Neglecting air resistance, how does the magnitude of its acceleration during ascent compare with that during descent? (a) Greater during descent (b) Zero during ascent but gg during descent (c) Same during both ascent and descent (d) Decreases steadily during ascent and increases steadily during descent

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