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A car moving at 40.0 km/h strikes a pedestrian a glancing blow,
breaking both the car's front signal light lens, and the pedestrian's
hip. Pieces of the lens are found 4.0 m down the road from the center
of a 1.2 m wide crosswalk, and a lawsuit hinges on whether or not the
pedestrian was in the crosswalk at the time of the accident. Assuming
that the lens was initially 63 cm off the ground, and that the lens
pieces continued moving horizontally with the cars speed at the time
of the impact, was the pedestrian in the crosswalk?
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