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The arrow strikes a deer in the woods with the speed of 55 m/sec at an angle of 315 degrees. Calculate the Horizontal and vertical components of the arrow’s velocity.

The arrow strikes a deer in the woods with the speed of 55 m/sec at an angle of 315 degrees. Calculate the Horizontal and vertical components of the arrow’s velocity.
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The arrow strikes a deer in the woods with the speed of 55 m/sec at an angle of 315 degrees. Calculate the Horizontal and vertical components of the arrow’s velocity.

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100 m

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