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Physics, 09.10.2019 03:30 nacgrading3p6d8pf
If a bullet that leaves the muzzle of a gun at 255 m/s is to hit a target 107 m away at the level of the muzzle (2.0 m above level ground), the gun must be aimed at a point above the target. (ignore any effects due to air resistance.) (a) how far above the target is that point? m (b) how far behind the target will the bullet strike the ground? m
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