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A bullet is fired horizontally from a 17.7 m high cliff at a speed of 482.0. What is the distance from the cliff that the bullet will hit the ground below? Please be sure to round to 1 decimal place. NUMBERS
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A bullet is fired horizontally from a 17.7 m high cliff at a speed of 482.0. What is the distance from the cliff that the bullet will hit the ground below?

Please be sure to round to 1 decimal place. NUMBERS ONLY no units.

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Answer:

Horizontal distance=?m

Step-by-step explanation:

Horizontal velocity,u=482ms⁻¹

Height of the cliff=17.7m

Horizontal distance,R=?

R=v×√2h/g

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