Question

A bullet launched from a gun is an example of?

• A. non-periodic
• B. periodic
• C. translatory
• D. circulatory

Answer 1

The correct option is C

translatory

Explanations for the correct options:

1. The motion of an object in one straight line is called as translational or linear motion.
2. As a bullet fired from a gun can only travel forward in one direction in a straight line, it is an example of translatory motion.

Explanation for the incorrect options:
Option A: Motion of an object that repeats itself after irregular time intervals is called as non-periodic motion.
Option B: Motion of an object that repeats itself after regular time intervals is called as periodic motion.
Option D: Motion of an object along a circular path is called as circulatory motion.

Hence, The correct option is option C.