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Hunter's Aim and Projectile Motion

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Constructed Response Questions

2.1 Why does a hunter aiming a bird in a tree miss the target exactly at the bird?
Answer: Gravity pulls the bullet/projectile downward during flight, so aiming directly at the bird
makes the shot fall below the target.

2.2 A person falling on a heap of sand does not hurt more as compared to a person falling on a
concrete floor. Why?
Answer: Sand increases the time of impact, reducing the force on the body, while concrete stops
the body suddenly, giving a greater force and more injury.

2.3 State the conditions under which birds fly in air.


Answer: Birds fly by producing lift with their wings and reducing weight effect, using air
resistance and wing flapping.

2.4 Describe the circumstances for which velocity and acceleration of a vehicle are:
(i) v is zero but a is not zero – Vehicle at rest but starting to move (e.g., car at traffic signal
before acceleration).
(ii) a is zero but v is not zero – Vehicle moving at constant speed in a straight line.
(iii) Perpendicular to one another – Vehicle moving in a circle with uniform speed (centripetal
acceleration).

2.5 Describe briefly effects of air resistance on the range of a projectile.


Answer: Air resistance reduces the range of a projectile by slowing it down and decreasing its
horizontal distance.

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