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An archer shoots an arrow horizontally . After going a certain distance the arrow falls to the ground. What is the initial force that sets the arrow into motion?​ Explain why the arrow falls to the ground after moving a certain distance .​

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Answered by debanjanasaha384
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When the string is released, it regains its original position that provides the initial force to set the arrow in motion horizontally. The force of gravity that acts on the arrow in the downward direction and hence, the arrow ultimately falls to the ground.

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