You are at a state fair. A sideshow barker claims that the star of the show can throw a 7.3 kilogram Olympic-style hammer faster than a speeding bullet. You recall that bullets travel at several hundreds of meters per second. The burly hammer thrower whirls the hammer in a circle that you estimate to be 2.4 meter in diameter. You guess the chain holding the hammer makes an angle of 10 degree with the horizontal. When the hammer flies off, determine is it really moving faster than a bullet?