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If I shot an arrow into the sky through an open spot how far would it fly if this arrow missed all walls and went beyond their door with enough thrust how far would it soar?
JohnPaine
In the terms of Newton's logic; if there was no force to stop the arrow, the arrow would goforever, this is how far it would ascend, there is no other way there can not be an end, for ending this flight would only happen at all should this arrow miss a door to end up in a wall.
Including thetwo forces that were left out though, gravity and air resistance, it would be hard to tell how far the arrow would go. You would need to know the initial velocity, wind speed, initial height, and time it would take. At that point you could make a quadratic equation, ax2+bx+c,to tell you far it would go.
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