A ball is is photographed using a high speed strobe effect as shown below. It shows the position of the ball at equal time intervals. The ball can be photographed this way when it is dropped from rest at a height, h, or, after the ball strikes the floor it is photographed as it climbs back up to its apex. The pictules are the same. Discuss the vertical component(s) and motion of a typical projectile by completing the table below. On the way UP (to the apex after the bounce) Describe/Discuss: What is happening to V)? What is ay? What direction is ay? What about dy in this region? At the apex What is V}, at the apex? What is y at the apex? What direction is a), at the apex? What can we say about dy at this point? On the way back down (past the apex) What is happening to V)? What is ay? What direction is ay? What about d\".F in this region