Asked by layla
You foolishly attempt to jump across a crevasse whose far side is W = 2.93 m away horizontally, and H = 1.35 m lower vertically. What minimum horizontal velocity must you have to make it to the other side? Assuming you have the minimum velocity you just calculated in the previous part of the question, what is your landing angle below the horizontal in degrees?
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