Posted by mb on Thursday, September 18, 2008 at 5:49pm.
That is a typical arrow speed from a performance bow.
How high?
vtop=vinitial-g (time
time=80/9.8 seconds to the top, so double that to get total time in air.
Remember, you are neglecting air friction, which is considerable on those feathery things.
so how high does it go?
I cant figure it out
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