How do I get a parabolic trajectory (in terms of Fy) of a bullet shot parallel to the ground if x(t) varies as t^0.5? (not as easy as one would think)

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How do I get a parabolic trajectory (in terms of Fy) of a bullet shot parallel to the ground if x(t) varies as t^0.5? (not as easy as one would think)

Calculating the time taken for a bouncing ball to come to rest.

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