CM.L1.402 You are a worldfamous physicistlawyer defending a client who has been charged with murder. It is alleged that your client, Mr. Lawton, shot die Victim, MI. Cray. The detective who investigated the scene of the crime, Mr. Dibny, found a second bullet, from a shot that missed Mr. Cray) that had embedded itself into a chair. You arise to crossesrann'ne the detective. You: In what type of chair did you nd the bullet? Dinby: A wooden chair. You: How massive was this chair? Dinby: It had a mass of 2D kg. You: How did the chair respond to being struck with a bullet? Dinby: It slid across the oor. You: How far? Dinby: Three centimeters. The slide marks on the dustyr oor are quite distinct. You: 1i'ii'hat kind of floor was it? Dinby: A wood floor. You: 'What was the mass of the bullet you retrieved from the chair? Dinby: Its mass was 10 g. You: Have you tested the gun you found in Mr. Lawton's possession? Dinby: I have. You: fht is the muzzle velocity of bullets red from that gun? Dinby: The muzzle velocity is 450 :11} s- 1rWith only slight hesitation, you turn condently to the jury and proclaim, "My client's gun did not re mose shots!" (a) How are you going to convince the jury and judge? (b) Choose one part of your solution and perform a sensemaking analysis. Clearly state which sense- making analysis youlye chosen and why