A bullet is fired directly upward with initial speed wo at latitude o. Neglecting air resistance, by what distance will it be displaced horizontally when it returns to the ground? [You may neglect 20u cos o compared to g in the vertical momentum equation. Justify the neglect of this and any other terms. ~Holton 1.9]

A bullet is fired directly upward with initial speed wo at latitude o. Neglecting air resistance, by what distance will it be displaced horizontally when it returns to the ground? [You may neglect 20u cos o compared to g in the vertical momentum equation. Justify the neglect of this and any other terms. ~Holton 1.9]

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Chapter7: Work And Kinetic Energy

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