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The horizontal distance from launch to where the projectile lands back at the same level is the:

  1. Time period
  2. Horizontal range
  3. Maximum height
  4. Wave amplitude
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Correct answer: B. Horizontal range

1. It is measured along the ground. 2. It covers the whole time of flight. 3. This distance is the horizontal range. _Source: syllabus Physics Part I, Chapter 4, Motion in a Plane._

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For a fixed launch speed, range is greatest at a launch angle of:

  1. 60 degrees
  2. 90 degrees
  3. 45 degrees
  4. 30 degrees
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Correct answer: C. 45 degrees

1. Range depends on the sine of twice the angle. 2. That sine is largest when twice the angle is 90. 3. So the best angle is 45 degrees. _Source: syllabus Physics Part I, Chapter 4, Motion in a Plane._

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A car goes round a roundabout at a steady 20 km/h. Its motion is:

  1. Free fall drop
  2. Projectile flight
  3. Straight line
  4. Uniform circular
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Correct answer: D. Uniform circular

1. The path is a circle. 2. The speed does not change. 3. That is uniform circular motion. _Source: syllabus Physics Part I, Chapter 4, Motion in a Plane._

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