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Physics, 20.01.2020 18:31 emont9829

You throw a rock off of a cliff in the horizontal direction with a velocity, v. one second later you throw an identical rock with the same velocity, v, in the horizontal direction. what is true about the distance between the two rocks beginning after you throw the second one? (a) it depends on the height of the cliff.(b) deductions 0% whether the distance between the rocks will increase or decrease depends on the potential 100% velocity v with which they are thrown.(c) the distance between the rocks will stay the same as time passes.(d) it cannot be determined.(e) the distance between the rocks will increase as time passes.(f) the distance between the rocks will decrease as time passes,

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