In the mobile app "Cut the Rope", a mass (of candy) swings on a rope and the game player selects a point to cut the rope so it lands in a cute little monster's mouth. Imagine that the mass is suspended from a fixed pivot point by a massless string of length L lowest point, and is then cut on the other side at 0cut = 0.3 m. It is released from an angle 00 = 39 °, swings through its = 28 °. Once cut, the mass flies free (no drag) and lands on a surface a distance d away from the point where it was when the rope was cut. The surface is at the same height as the mass when the rope is cut. The figure below shows the situation described above. i O cut d After the string is cut, how far does the candy travel in the horizontal direction? d = number (rtol=0.05, atol=1e-08) Problem is licensed under the CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 license.

In the mobile app "Cut the Rope", a mass (of candy) swings on a rope and the game player selects a point to cut the rope so it lands in a cute little monster's mouth. Imagine that the mass is suspended from a fixed pivot point by a massless string of length L lowest point, and is then cut on the other side at 0cut = 0.3 m. It is released from an angle 00 = 39 °, swings through its = 28 °. Once cut, the mass flies free (no drag) and lands on a surface a distance d away from the point where it was when the rope was cut. The surface is at the same height as the mass when the rope is cut. The figure below shows the situation described above. i O cut d After the string is cut, how far does the candy travel in the horizontal direction? d = number (rtol=0.05, atol=1e-08) Problem is licensed under the CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 license.

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