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What is the terminal speed for an 81.0 kg skier going down a 41.0degree snow-covered slope on wooden skis mu_k= 0.060? Assume t...Asked by Angela
What is the terminal speed for an 84.0kg skier going down a 37.0degree snow-covered slope on wooden skis μk= 0.060? Assume that the skier is 1.80m tall and 0.300m wide.
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Answered by
Zach
Okay, here is a solution. Not sure if it's the best one, but it seems to work.
D = drag force
D = (1/4)Av^2 v is terminal velocity
A = 1.80m * 0.300m
F(net) = D since there is no acceleration
m*g*sinè - ì(kinetic)*m*g*cosè = (1/4)Av^2
solve for v (your terminal velocity)
Your answer should be in the high 50s
D = drag force
D = (1/4)Av^2 v is terminal velocity
A = 1.80m * 0.300m
F(net) = D since there is no acceleration
m*g*sinè - ì(kinetic)*m*g*cosè = (1/4)Av^2
solve for v (your terminal velocity)
Your answer should be in the high 50s
Answered by
Zach
those funky è letters are supposed to be theta. The funky ì is mu.
Answered by
Elaine
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