Posted by Stuck on Wednesday, July 7, 2010 at 4:30pm.
Both bullets hit the ground at the same time. The vertical equation of motion is the same, and the initial downward velocity component (which determines the time to fall) is zero in both cases.
In the second question, one should aim for the monkey ONLY if the monkey is intially at the same elevation as the hunter. But that is not the situation here. The monkey is "up in a tree". You are right; the hunter should aim lower than the monkey's initial location. The "teacher", if you have one, is wrong. Congratulations.
Ah, I see! Thank you!
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