MCQ
For the maximum height of a projectile
- Ahorizontal component of velocity is zero.
- ✓vertical component of velocity is zero.
- Cvertical acceleration is zero.
- Dinitial velocity should be zero.
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
vertical component of velocity is zero.
B
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