The arrow is moving forward. What will happen if the arrow does work on the target? athe arrow will stop moving bthe arrow will move backward cthe target will move the direction that the arrow was moving dthe target will move sideways

5. An archer stands 30 m away from a target that is 122 cm in diameter, as shown below. Theyrelease the arrow at a speed of 60 m/s. Will the arrow hit the target? (Answer=

When an archer sends an arrow toward a target, the archer must aim the arrow above the target's bullseye (its center) in order for the arrow to hit that bullseye. If the archer uses a stronger bow and therefore a faster-moving arrow, how will that change how the archer aims the arrow in order to hit the same target's bullseye? [Neglect any effects due to air]1 pointThe archer must still aim above the target's bullseye, but less far above the bullseye than with the slower-moving arrow.The archer must aim exactly as before.The archer must now aim exactly at the target's bullseye.The archer must still aim above the target's bullseye, but farther above the bullseye than with the slower-moving arrow.

When forces are drawn the arrow shows1 pointdirectionstrengthboth direction and strengthneither direction or strength

Identify the type of force that causes the arrow to fly when fired.Air resistanceElastic forceTensionGravity

Tell whether the given situations show potential or kinetic energy.AIMING AN ARROW