The speed of a bullet in flight is to beestimated by using high-speed imagingtechnique. The method of choice involvesthe use of a TV camera and flash thatexposes the scene for K seconds. The bulletis 2-5 cm long, 1 cm wide, and its range ofspeed is 750 ± 250 m/s. The camera opticsproduces an image in which the bulletoccupies 10% of the horizontal resolution of256 x 256 digital image. Determine themaximum value of K that will guaranteethat the blur from the motion does notexceed 1-pixel.

From the given data, we can assume no optical distortions. Then we have to find the distance between…

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