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John can hit a golf ball 310. m on Earth. On the moon's surface, John can hit a golf ball 310. m on Earth. On the moon's surface, g = <sup>g</sup> earth, so how far could he hit the same ball if he could only achieve half the initial speed at the same angle as that achieved on Earth? A) 396. m B) 155. m C) 465. m D) 1860. m E) 78. m g = g earth, so how far could he hit the same ball if he could only achieve half the initial speed at the same angle as that achieved on Earth?


A) 396. m
B) 155. m
C) 465. m
D) 1860. m
E) 78. m

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