Projectile Motion

What do you call the curve path in which a projectile follows?

A _____________ is any object in which continues in motion once projected upward or dropped.

An object that is moving both horizontally and vertically is a type of motion referred to as ____________.

• Motion in one dimension

• Motion in 3D

• Motion in 2 dimension

• Motion in no dimension

Which of the following represents a projectile motion?

• motion of a soccer ball kicked by a player

• motion of a ball tossed into the air at an angle

• motion of a basketball thrown to another member of the team

• all of the above

Which of the following applies to a projectile at its highest point?

• Vertical velocity is zero.

• Horizontal velocity is zero.

• Vertical velocity is equal to the horizontal velocity.

• Vertical velocity is greater than the horizontal velocity.

Which of the following influences the motion of a projectile?

• mass

• pull of gravity

• horizontal force acting on it

• vertical upward force acting on it

Which of the following represents the shape of the trajectory of a projectile?

• circular path

• hyperbolic path

• parabolic path

• straight line

The highest point reach by the stone is ________.

• W

• X

• Y

• Z

The point at which upward velocity is equal to zero is _______.

• W

• X

• Y

• Z

Neglecting air resistance, the hanging time in air of projectile upward is ________.

• constant

• lesser than its flight in air downward

• equal to the hanging time downward

• greater than its hanging time in air downward