A VB 55 m B 3 m 20° Fig. 2 A skier weighs 65-kg, as shown in Fig. 2, begins at A and proceeds down the ramp, a) Determine his speed vg when he reaches B if friction and air resistance can be ignored. b) Calculate the distance s to the point at which he strikes the ground at C if he makes the jump horizontally at B. Make no regard for the skier's size. c) Explain why his speed is higher at lower level compared to at the top. N

A VB 55 m B 3 m 20° Fig. 2 A skier weighs 65-kg, as shown in Fig. 2, begins at A and proceeds down the ramp, a) Determine his speed vg when he reaches B if friction and air resistance can be ignored. b) Calculate the distance s to the point at which he strikes the ground at C if he makes the jump horizontally at B. Make no regard for the skier's size. c) Explain why his speed is higher at lower level compared to at the top. N

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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