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02-11-2022
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to hit a target, an archer must launch an arrow with a mass 0.03 with an initial velocity of 39.62 . if the string on the bow can be modeled as an ideal spring with a spring constant of 77.48 , then how far (in meters) must you draw back your arrow (i.e. extend the spring) for the arrow to achieve the desired initial velocity?

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