An airplane going at a constant velocity that is trying to bomb a city during the war.Then, which of these is true(Ignoring air drag)

The pilot will see the the bomb going behind and down

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The pilot will see it right below him throughout the journey only if the plane is flying horizontally

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The pilot will see it below him throughout whatever angle he is flying at

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The pilot sees the bomb going in front of him and going down.

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Solution

The correct option is C
The pilot will see it below him throughout whatever angle he is flying at

The horizontal velocities of the bomb and the aeroplane are equal. Hence he will see the bomb to be always to be below him.

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An airplane going at a constant velocity that is trying to bomb a city during the war.Then, which of these is true(Ignoring air drag)

The correct option is C The pilot will see it below him throughout whatever angle he is flying at The horizontal velocities of the bomb and the aeroplane are equal. Hence he will see the bomb to be always to be below him.

The correct option is C
The pilot will see it below him throughout whatever angle he is flying at

The horizontal velocities of the bomb and the aeroplane are equal. Hence he will see the bomb to be always to be below him.