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A skier of weight 700N

A skier of weight 700N is pulled at constant speed up a smooth slope, of inclination 15 degrees, by a force of magnitude P N
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A skier of weight 700N is pulled at constant speed up a smooth slope, of inclination 15 degrees, by a force of magnitude P N
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A 64 kg skier is on a 18 degree slope. The coefficient of kinetic friction between the skis and snow is .04. A) What is the
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Two professional downhill skiers are racing at the speeds shown in the diagram. *Skier 1 is going 100 ft/s, and Skier 2 is going
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You are skier A, the first skier in a skiing event with three other skiers. Compared to your time, skier B is slower, by a time
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You are skier A, the first skier in a skiing event with three other skiers. Compared to your time, skier B is slower, by a time
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You are skier A, the first skier in a skiing event with three other skiers. Compared to your time, skier B is slower, by a time
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A 65 kg water skier is pulled up a 15° inclined by a role parallel to the incline with a tension of 500N. The coefficient of
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a 40 kg skier skis down a frictionless slope angled at 10 degrees to the horizontal. Assume the skier moves in the negative
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The drawing shows an extreme skier at bottom of a ski jump. At this point the track is circular with a radius r. Two forces act
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