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Hello there for this question.
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They brought us saying how an arrow fired horizontally at 44 meters per second.
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Travels at a horizontal distance at 28 meters before it hits the ground.
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Determine the final velocity factor of the arrow just before it hits.
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The ground using unit vector notation.
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Okay.
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Okay, so to solve our final factor, okay, so our final vector is basically equal to the square root of ffx square plus f fy fy square.
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Square.
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So since we got for our x, since it's going horizontal, we have our 44 meters per second.
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I'm going to square that.
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And we're going to add that.
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So they said before it hits the ground, so when it hits the ground, the final product would be what? zero...