4.1. A hunter aims a rifle directly at a squirrel on a branch of a tree. The squirrel sees the flash of the rifle's firing. Should the squirrel stay where it is or drop from the branch in free fall the moment the rifle is fired? 4.2. A stone is dropped from the edge of a cliff. (a) What is its velocity in meters per second 3 s later? (b) How far does it

4.1. A hunter aims a rifle directly at a squirrel on a branch of a tree. The squirrel sees the flash of the rifle's firing. Should the squirrel stay where it is or drop from the branch in free fall the moment the rifle is fired? 4.2. A stone is dropped from the edge of a cliff. (a) What is its velocity in meters per second 3 s later? (b) How far does it

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