(a) Tony Hawco (m362 kg), a Newfoundland based skater decides to have his firstride on the new halfpipe at Bannerman Park. We will use the lowest point in thehalfpipe as our reference point h=0.Vo=2.00 m/sR=3.00 mV,=7.00 m/sh=0B.A. (e) Assuming that the frictional force is constant as Tony rides down the ramp,determine the value of this force.Your Answer:Answerunits

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(e) Assuming that the frictional force is constant as Tony rides down the ramp, determine the value of this force. Your Answer: Answer units

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