Physics, 26.03.2020 22:49, amiramoonbeam

A sledder is at rest atop a 5.0-m high hill. She’s texting and doesn’t realize her sled starting to slip, moving her to the bottom, and then up to the top of the adjacent 3.0-m high hill. How fast is the she going at point (B)? Ignore friction. (round to the nearest hundreth; use g=10m/s^2).

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