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Title: Alright Baker, let’s break this down using physics. First, let’s write down the known values for the shot. The Bo you're using is the Genesis Original Bo. At full draw, it has a draw weight of about 20 pounds, which converts to roughly 89 newtons of force. The maximum draw length is 30 inches, which is about 0.76 meters. We’ll assume the arrow has a mass of about 0.02 kilograms, which is typical for a lightweight training arrow. The target is approximately 100 meters away, and the...
Full Transcript: Alright Baker, let’s break this down using physics. First, let’s write down the known values for the shot. The Bo you're using is the Genesis Original Bo. At full draw, it has a draw weight of about 20 pounds, which converts to roughly 89 newtons of force. The maximum draw length is 30 inches, which is about 0.76 meters. We’ll assume the arrow has a mass of about 0.02 kilograms, which is typical for a lightweight training arrow. The target is approximately 100 meters away, and the acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 meters per second squared.
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Alright Baker, let’s break this down using physics. First, let’s write down the known values for the shot. The Bo you're using is the Genesis Original Bo. At full draw, it has a draw weight of about 20 pounds, which converts to roughly 89 newtons of force. The maximum draw length is 30 inches, which is about 0.76 meters. We’ll assume the arrow has a mass of about 0.02 kilograms, which is typical for a lightweight training arrow. The target is approximately 100 meters away, and the...