The path a projectile follows during a flight is called its:
A) cavity.
B) ballistics.
C) trajectory.
D) drag.

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Trajectory refers to the path a projectile (such as a bullet or a rocket) follows during its flight.

B) Ballistics refers to the science of motion of projectiles in flight.
D) Drag refers to the resistance or force encountered by an object moving through a fluid (e.g. air) or by a solid moving through another solid (e.g. friction). 
A) Cavity does not relate to the path of a projectile but rather to a hollow space within a solid object.

The Path a Projectile Follows During a Flight Is Called