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From each of the following descriptions of bullet holes, estimate the distance f

From each of the following descriptions of bullet holes, estimate the distance from the shooter to the target.
a.   A few widely scattered gunpowder particles with no soot around the entrance hole
b.   A dark ring around the bullet hole, but no soot or gunpowder particles
c.   A halo of soot surrounding the entrance hole along with scattered specks of powder grains
d.   Scorch marks and melted fibers surrounding the entrance hole

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