Question

A bullet is found embedded in the wall of a room 2.2 m above the floor. The bullet entered the wall going upward at an angle of 15°. How many metres from the wall was the bullet fired if the gun was held 1.1 m above the floor? (Round your answer to two significant digits.)

Answer 1

The distance from the wall was the bullet fired if the gun was held 1.1 m above the floor will be 4.25 meters.

What is trigonometry?

Trigonometric functions examine the interaction between the dimensions and angles of a triangular form.

A projectile is tracked down and implanted in the mass of a room 2.2 m over the floor. The shot entered the wall going vertically at a point of 15°.

Because the gaps are so low and the bullet's speed is so high, we may treat the bullet's route as a straight line.

The distance is given as,

⇒ (2.2 - 1.1) / sin 15°

⇒ 1.1 / sin 15°

⇒ 4.25 meters

The distance from the wall was the bullet fired if the gun was held 1.1 m above the floor will be 4.25 meters.

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