The velocity of a projectile at any instant (t) is given by _.
Correct answer: A. Option A: The sum of horizontal and vertical velocity at the particular point.
- A. Option A: The sum of horizontal and vertical velocity at the particular point.
- B. Option B: The initial velocity of the projectile.
- C. Option C: The acceleration of the projectile.
- D. Option D: The angle of projection of the projectile.
Explanation
The correct answer is Option A. The velocity of a projectile at any instant is the sum of its horizontal and vertical velocity components at that specific point in time. The other options do not accurately describe the concept of velocity at any given instant.
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