A bullet is fired horizontally with 20m/s. In the absence of air friction its horizontal velocity after 2 second will be:
Correct answer: E. 20m/s
- A. 10m/s
- B. 05m/s
- C. 60 m/s
- D. 40m/s
- E. 20m/s
Explanation
In the absence of air friction, the horizontal velocity of a projectile remains constant throughout its motion. Therefore, the horizontal velocity of the bullet after 2 seconds will still be 20 m/s. So, the correct answer is: 20 m/s. As it is a numerical only one option E is correct.
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