Projectile Motion

1. 1. At what angle is the range maximized?

• 90 degrees

• 45 degrees

• 60 degrees

• 30 degrees

2. 2. At what angle does a projectile stay longer in the air?

• 60 degrees

• 45 degrees

• 75 degrees

• 90 degrees

3. 3. If two complementary angles are launched at the same initial speed/velocity, what is the effect on the range of the projectile?

4. Describe the relationship between the angle of projection and the range of the projectile.

• The angle of projection has no effect on the range.

• The angle of projection affects the range, with 45 degrees providing maximum range.

• A 30-degree angle provides the longest range.

• Higher angles always result in a shorter range.

5. 5. Describe the relationship of the angle of projection to the height of a projectile.

• The angle of projection has no effect on the height of a projectile.

• Lower angles always produce higher projectiles than higher angles.

• The height of a projectile is solely determined by its initial speed.

• The angle of projection directly influences the height of a projectile, with higher angles yielding greater heights.