What is the distance to the target

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A person holds a rifle horizontally and fires at a target. The bullet has a muzzle speed of 200m/s and the person hears the bullet strike the target 1.00s after firing it. The air temp is 72 degrees Fahrenheit. What is the distance to the target?

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