Exercise 2: A skier sliding on a track
A skier of mass M slides, without friction, on a path (ABC) situated in the vertical plane as shown in the figure below.
The skier leaves without speed from A.
Given: hA=21m, hB=8m, hC=11m and g=10m/s2.
Calculate the speed of the skier at points B, C and I.
At the point C, the skier leaves the track with a velocity vector vC making an angle α=370 and leaves the track to undergo free-fall just before hitting the ground at I.
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