Can you justify and explain your findings mathematically for the jury?

Part 1: Calculations
As an Expert Mathematics Witness, you have been presented with a Ballistics Report, and a Police Report as your evidence. Use the information provided within these files to prove who, out of the three suspects, is guilty of the crime.
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Calculations
As an Expert Mathematics Witness, you have been presented with a Ballistics Report, and a Police Report as your evidence. Use the information provided within these files (above) to prove who, out of the three suspects, is guilty of the crime.
Using the evidence provided, complete all calculations necessary to conclude which window the shooter fired from. E-mail these calculations to your teacher and wait for feedback. (Please send me the calculations before) Then make any necessary corrections before moving on to Part 2.
Hint: Complete the diagram with the given information found in the Police and Ballistics Reports. Then express the height that the bullet is fired from in terms of the bullet’s angle of entry and the angle W. Use this as a starting point to determine which window the gun was fired from.
Part 2: Presentation
Submit one of the following to present your results.
Written Report
Video Presentation
PowerPoint Presentation
Audio Presentation
Make sure to include all of your calculations from the first part and the answers to the following questions:
Presentation
Submit one of the following to present your results.
Written report with supporting diagrams (at most 5 pages)
Video presentation (maximum 10 minutes)
PowerPoint presentation (at most 15 slides
In your report or presentation you must:
Question 2 options:
1)
State your name and date for the court.
2)
State your expert qualifications.
3)
In your expert opinion, which window did the suspect commit the crime from?
4)
Can you justify and explain your findings mathematically for the jury?
(Keep in mind that the jury likely has some members who have very limited knowledge/understanding of trigonometry).
5)
What is your concluding statement for the court?

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