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Un carrito con un cañón accionado por resorte dispara verticalmente una esfera metálica como se observa en la figura (considere el suelo como referencia y que

la bala se libera desde el suelo). Si la rapidez inicial vertical de la esfera es 5.0 m/

s y el cañón se mueve horizontalmente a una rapidez de 0.75 m/s, a) ¿a qué

distancia del punto de lanzamiento la esfera vuelve a caer en el cañón, y b)

esperaría usted que la bala tuviera un movimiento acelerado en el eje horizontal

si el cañón estuviera acelerando al momento de ser lanzado?

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