2. An archer standing on the back of a pickup truck moving at 28 m/s fires an arrow straight up at a duck flying directly overhead. He misses the duck. The arrow was fired with an initial vertical velocity of 49 m/s relative to the truck. (a) For how many seconds will the arrow be in the air? (b) How far will the truck travel while the arrow is in the air? (c) Where, in relation to the archer, will the arrow come down? (Ignore air friction.) Will the archer have to "duck"? Explain.
2. An archer standing on the back of a pickup truck moving at 28 m/s fires an arrow straight up at a duck flying directly overhead. He misses the duck. The arrow was fired with an initial vertical velocity of 49 m/s relative to the truck. (a) For how many seconds will the arrow be in the air? (b) How far will the truck travel while the arrow is in the air? (c) Where, in relation to the archer, will the arrow come down? (Ignore air friction.) Will the archer have to "duck"? Explain.
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Transcribed Image Text:2. An archer standing on the back of a pickup truck
moving at 28 m/s fires an arrow straight up at a duck
flying directly overhead. He misses the duck. The
arrow was fired with an initial vertical velocity of
49 m/s relative to the truck.
(a) For how many seconds will the arrow be in the
air?
(b) How far will the truck travel while the arrow is in
the air?
(c) Where, in relation to the archer, will the arrow
come down? (Ignore air friction.) Will the archer
have to "duck"? Explain.
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