Facts:               During an autopsy, the coroner is suspicious at how shallow the penetration is of a bullet in the chest of a victim.  The bullet is only 1.7 inches deep.  His conclusion is that this bullet struck the victim from a long range and had slowed down considerably before striking the victim.   Refer to the data below relating the penetration depth for bullets at different speeds.  Use the Excel program to create a scatter plot and display the linear formula.  Use this formula to estimate the speed at which the bullet entered the body.               Once you have that speed, use the formula                                        Speed = 32*time

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Facts:               During an autopsy, the coroner is suspicious at how shallow the

penetration is of a bullet in the chest of a victim.  The bullet is only 1.7 inches deep.  His conclusion is that this bullet struck the victim from a long range and had slowed down considerably before striking the victim.

 

Refer to the data below relating the penetration depth for bullets at different speeds.  Use the Excel program to create a scatter plot and display the linear formula.  Use this formula to estimate the speed at which the bullet entered the body.

 

            Once you have that speed, use the formula 

 

                                    Speed = 32*time

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