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Projectile Motion Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the relationship between angle and range in projectile motion?

a)

The range decreases with increasing angle

b)

The range is independent of the angle

c)

If two angles sum up to 90 degrees

d)

The range increases with decreasing angle

2.

What is the time of flight in projectile motion affected by?

a)

Both initial velocity and angle of projection

b)

Mass of the projectile

c)

Initial velocity only

d)

Angle of projection only

3.

At what angle do two projectiles have the same range?

a)

15° and 75°

b)

45° and 45°

c)

Sum up to 90 degrees

d)

0° and 90°

4.

What is the formula for the range (R) of a projectile?

a)

R = (vo)^2 * sin(2θ))




g

b)

R = v * t

c)

R = g * t^2

d)

R = v * cos(θ)

5.

What does the term 'maximum range' refer to?

a)

The highest point of the trajectory

b)

The farthest distance traveled by the projectile

c)

The time taken to reach the ground

d)

The angle of projection

6.

What is the effect of increasing the angle of projection beyond 45°?

a)

Decreases the range

b)

Has no effect on the range

c)

Increases the range

d)

Increases the time of flight only

7.

What is the time of flight (t) in projectile motion?

a)

The total time the projectile is in the air

b)

The time taken to reach the maximum height

c)

The time taken to reach the horizontal distance

d)

The time taken to hit the ground

8.

Wala ra

a)

The range quadruples

b)

The range remains the same

c)

The range doubles

d)

The range is halved

9.

What is the significance of the angle in projectile motion?

a)

It has no significance

b)

It only affects the time of flight

c)

It determines the height only

d)

It affects both range and height

10.

What will happen to the horizontal component of the projectile's motion?

a)

It remains constant throughout the flight

b)

It decreases over time

c)

It is equal to the vertical component

d)

It is affected by gravity