In projectile motion, the rage of projectile will be maximum at an angle of
Correct answer: B. 45 degrees
- A. 30 degrees
- B. 45 degrees
- C. 60 degrees
- D. 90 degrees
Explanation
The range of a projectile for a given initial velocity is maximum when the angle of projection is 450
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Projectile motion combines uniform horizontal motion with vertically accelerated motion under gravity, assuming air resistance is neglected. Questions use the components of initial velocity to find time of flight, maximum height, horizontal range and position, while distinguishing projectile motion from general circular or one dimensional motion.
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