The projectile motion covers the maximum range:
Correct answer: A. Horizontally
- A. Horizontally
- B. Vertically
- C. Tangentially
- D. Linearly
Explanation
Assuming a projectile is launched from the ground level, the range is defined as the distance between the launch point and the point where the projectile hits the ground, it is horizontal.
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