Question

How is the path of a bullet determined? Question 2 options: A comparison microscope can show the direction of the bullet by close-up examination of the wound. The size of the gunshot wound is determined. The larger the wound, the more acute the angle of the bullet's path. Test-firing a bullet from different positions gets one that matches the gunshot wound or bullet hole. A rod or laser line is inserted into the wound or bullet hole and points to the direction of the shooter.

Answer 1

The answer is a rod or laser line is inserted into the wound or bullet hole and points to the direction of the shooter.