The range of the projectile is the same for two angles which are mutually:
Correct answer: C. Complementary
- A. Perpendicular
- B. Supplementary
- C. Complementary
- D. 270̇°
Explanation
The range of projectiles is the same for two angles which are mutually complementary. There are 2 angles of projection for which the horizontal range should be the same.
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