The ballistic missiles are used for range
Correct answer: D. may be a or b
- A. long
- B. medium
- C. short
- D. may be a or b
Explanation
Ballistic missiles can be used for both long-range and medium-range targets, depending on their design and intended purpose.Incorrect Options Explanation:(a) long: While ballistic missiles can indeed be used for long-range targets, they are not exclusively limited to long-range use.(b) medium: Ballistic missiles can also be used for medium-range targets, so this option is not comprehensive enough.(c) short: Ballistic missiles are generally not designed for short-range targets.
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