On the surface of the moon, the value of g is 1.67 m/s2. What is the horizontal distance traveled during a 2.00-meter high jump if the jumper runs as at 20 miles per hour?
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To solve this question, you need to find how long jump is. For 2m high with <span>1.67 m/s2 it would be:
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