Question: A compound bow in archery allows the user to hold the bowstring at full draw with considerably less force than the maximum force exerted by
A compound bow in archery allows the user to hold the bowstring at full draw with considerably less force than the maximum force exerted by the string. The draw force as a function of the string position x for a particular compound bow is shown in FIGURE 7-26.
(a) How much work does the archer do on the bow in order to draw the string from x = 0 to x = 0.60 m?
(b) If all of this work becomes the kinetic energy of a 0.065-kg arrow, what is the speed of the arrow?
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