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5. A bomber is flying at a height of 9 km at 800 km/h. How far in front of the target should he
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12 years ago

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drwls
800 km/h = 222.2 m/s

Bomb fall time = sqrt(2H/g) = 42.9 s
(neglecting air resistance)

Bomb forward motion during fall time =
42.9*222.2 = 9533 m = 9.53 km

That is the "lead distance"
12 years ago
Anonymous
123.456
11 years ago

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