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This question is pretty straight forward, in a feat where one tries to outpace something at roughly the same distance:
Example, a bullet that travels 792.48 m/s up to 3 meters, and person is 1 meter away from where the bullet was fired and moved back 2 meters to the max distance (for the sake of the example)
3 meters / 792.48 m/s = 3.78558449 milliseconds
and with the person moving back 2 meters from where the bullet fired
2m / 3.78558449 milliseconds = 528.320001 m / s
So in summary, would the person still make contact with the bullet if he reached the same distance as the max distance of the bullet?
considering that there would be 0 meters between them? not metaphorically but mathematically?
Example, a bullet that travels 792.48 m/s up to 3 meters, and person is 1 meter away from where the bullet was fired and moved back 2 meters to the max distance (for the sake of the example)
3 meters / 792.48 m/s = 3.78558449 milliseconds
and with the person moving back 2 meters from where the bullet fired
2m / 3.78558449 milliseconds = 528.320001 m / s
So in summary, would the person still make contact with the bullet if he reached the same distance as the max distance of the bullet?
considering that there would be 0 meters between them? not metaphorically but mathematically?