A. 2R B. √ZR C. 4 R H D. 2√2 R E. 0 (it drops straight down) v₂ = √2gR S W At point W, a height 2R above the ground, a child in the car drops a penny over the side of the car. What horizontal distance does the penny travel before it hits the ground? 2R

A. 2R B. √ZR C. 4 R H D. 2√2 R E. 0 (it drops straight down) v₂ = √2gR S W At point W, a height 2R above the ground, a child in the car drops a penny over the side of the car. What horizontal distance does the penny travel before it hits the ground? 2R

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Chapter3: Vectors And Two-Dimensional Motion

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