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Experiencing a constant horizontal 1.10 m/s wind, a hot-air balloon ascends from the launch site at a constant vertical speed of 2.70 m/s. At a height of 202 m, the balloonist maintains constant altitude for 10.3 s before releasing a small sandbag. How far from the launch site does the sandbag land?

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