Part C

An identical arrow strikes the target at 55 m/s. If the target exerts the same average force as before, what's the penetration depth?

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Zion Pena

20 April, 05:55

Part C

An identical arrow strikes the target at 55 m/s. If the target exerts the same average force as before, what's the penetration depth?

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Elaine Glover · Answer 1

We need to know the kinetic energy, and therefore the mass, of the arrow,

and the average force exerted by the target.

That information is most likely to be found in Part-A and/or Part-B.

Part CAn identical arrow strikes the target at 55 m/s. If the target exerts the same average force as before, what's the penetration depth?

Part C

An identical arrow strikes the target at 55 m/s. If the target exerts the same average force as before, what's the penetration depth?