A 10-g bullet is travelling 60 m/s when it is shot straight upward. It reaches a maximum height of 150 m. What is the change in kinetic energy of the bullet?Using you answer to (a) and the work-kinetic energy theorem, what is the average force on the bullet during its ascent?Is the force of air resistance present in this problem? Show how you know.

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A 10-g bullet is travelling 60 m/s when it is shot straight upward. It reaches a maximum height of 150 m.
What is the change in kinetic energy of the bullet?
Using you answer to (a) and the work-kinetic energy theorem, what is the average force on the bullet during its ascent?
Is the force of air resistance present in this problem? Show how you know.

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Given data--

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What is the change in kinetic energy of the bullet?
Using you answer to (a) and the work-kinetic energy theorem, what is the average force on the bullet during its ascent?
Is the force of air resistance present in this problem? Show how you know.