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Which one of these refers to the scientific analysis or interpretation of all ballistic related evidence with the purpose of interpreting and establishing the facts in a shooting related crime?
Which one of these refers to the scientific analysis or interpretation of all ballistic related evidence with the purpose of interpreting and establishing the facts in a shooting related crime?
- Rotatory Motion
- Firearms Identification
- Forensic Ballistics (correct)
- Direct Motion
Which one of these refers to the science of the motion of the projectile and the conditions that affect their motion?
Which one of these refers to the science of the motion of the projectile and the conditions that affect their motion?
- Ballistics (correct)
- Motion
- Science
- Direct Motion
Which one of these refers to the mobility or movement of the projectile?
Which one of these refers to the mobility or movement of the projectile?
- Direct Motion
- Forensic Ballistics
- Motion (correct)
- Science
Which one of these refers to the action of the bullet?
Which one of these refers to the action of the bullet?
Which one of these refers to the forward motion of the bullet or shots out of the shell by the action of the explosive force of gases from a burning gun powder?
Which one of these refers to the forward motion of the bullet or shots out of the shell by the action of the explosive force of gases from a burning gun powder?
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Forensic Ballistics
Forensic Ballistics
The scientific analysis of shooting evidence to determine facts in a crime.
Ballistics
Ballistics
The study of projectile motion and its factors.
Projectile Motion
Projectile Motion
The movement of a projectile (like a bullet).
Rotatory Motion (Bullet)
Rotatory Motion (Bullet)
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Direct Motion (Bullet)
Direct Motion (Bullet)
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Study Notes
Ballistics Terminology
- Forensic ballistics refers to the scientific analysis or interpretation of all ballistic related evidence with the purpose of interpreting and establishing the facts in a shooting related crime.
- Exterior ballistics refers to the science of the motion of the projectile and the conditions that affect their motion.
- Kinetics refers to the mobility or movement of the projectile.
- Ballistic dynamics refers to the action of the bullet.
- Interior ballistics refers to the forward motion of the bullet or shots out of the shell by the action of the explosive force of gases from a burning gun powder.
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Test your knowledge of forensic ballistics with this quiz! Explore the science behind firearms identification and the analysis of ballistic evidence in shooting-related crimes. Challenge yourself with questions on projectile motion and the factors influencing it. Put your understanding of this fascinating field to the test!
