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Final answer:
Proximity fuzes can be set to detonate munitions at various heights for efficiency and impact. The specific height options provided between 1500 and 2000 meters. Option d is correct.
Explanation:
Proximity fuzes are devices used in explosive ordinance, such as artillery shells, missiles, and bombs, to detonate at a certain distance from the target for maximum effect. The height at which these airbursts occur can vary depending on the type of munition and the setting of the fuze. While there isn't a specific answer within the provided references.
The altitudes typically mentioned in military and aerospace contexts suggest that airbursts could potentially occur within the ranges (d) 1500-2000 meters. The information provided about the trajectory of bullets and fireworks does not directly answer the question but serves as an example of how projectiles.
It can be aimed or timed to explode at certain points in their trajectory. In this context, fuzes would be set to detonate at the highest point of the shell's arc, like in the fireworks example, or before impact, to ensure efficiency and impact in military applications.
