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At the end of 1 s, a horizontally fired bullet has dropped a vertical distance of 4.9 m from its otherwise straight-line path in a gravitational field of 1 g. By what distance would a beam of light By what distance would a beam of light traveled in a uniform field of 1 g for 1 s?
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12 years ago

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4.9
9 years ago

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