Q2. A 70 kg skier that moves from rest at A is shown in Figure Q2. Suppose friction can be neglected while the direction of the launching velocity at B and the orientation of the underneath ground are 30° and 40° from a horizontal axis x, respectively, determine: (a) the launching velocity of the skier at B using the formulation of conservation of energy. (b) the distance, s where the skier lands at C by considering motion in x and y axes.

Q2. A 70 kg skier that moves from rest at A is shown in Figure Q2. Suppose friction can be neglected while the direction of the launching velocity at B and the orientation of the underneath ground are 30° and 40° from a horizontal axis x, respectively, determine: (a) the launching velocity of the skier at B using the formulation of conservation of energy. (b) the distance, s where the skier lands at C by considering motion in x and y axes.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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