An airplane has guns that fire at 600 miles per hour when tested on the ground. The plane takes off and flies east at a speed of 600 miles per hour, which of the following is possible for the pilot to measure.
A: When fired eastward, the bullets move at 1200 miles an hour.
B: When fired westward (by turning the gun not the plane), the bullets drop vertically down.
C: When turning the gun downward, the bullets move eastward at 600 miles per hour while they fall.

Question

An airplane has guns that fire at 600 miles per hour when tested on the ground. The plane takes off and flies east at a speed of 600 miles per hour, which of the following is possible for the pilot to measure.
A: When fired eastward, the bullets move at 1200 miles an hour.
B: When fired westward (by turning the gun not the plane), the bullets drop vertically down.
C: When turning the gun downward, the bullets move eastward at 600 miles per hour while they fall.

micahm · Answer

is this a physic question or a math question

micahm · Answer

you have A,B,C were's D

micahm · Answer

A or C is what i would choose from cus that's the only two 
B is out it's wrong

anonymous · Answer

A,B and C are all different questions, it is asking if the pilot can measure that specific one in the given problem.