In Olympic archery competitions, the standard distance between the archer and the target is 70m. A recurve bow used in this sport can launch an arrow with an initial speed of 55m/s. An archer shoots an arrow horizontally at the bullseye. How far below that bullseye has this arrow fallen when it hits the target? (This is why an archer has to aim above the bullseye.) b. What is the magnitude of the arrow's velocity when it hits the target? a. Vo Vf

In Olympic archery competitions, the standard distance between the archer and the target is 70m. A recurve bow used in this sport can launch an arrow with an initial speed of 55m/s. An archer shoots an arrow horizontally at the bullseye. How far below that bullseye has this arrow fallen when it hits the target? (This is why an archer has to aim above the bullseye.) b. What is the magnitude of the arrow's velocity when it hits the target? a. Vo Vf

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