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Physics, 03.07.2019 09:00, Ahhskii

If you were to aim right at the bulls-eye, the arrow would fall under gravity and drop below the intended target. if you intend to hit a bulls-eye it is necessary that you aim slightly above it. suppose the arrow speed is the same (70 m/s) and the target is 10 meters away. what launch angle, θ, is needed so that the arrow hits the bulls-eye?

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