A roller coaster travels 38.9m at an angle of 37.3°. How far does it go horizontally and vertically?Ax =Ду-3. 1.Find the following.B24.4 m/sAngle 0 =13.1 m/s2.Find the component and/or resultant vectors.62 m/sVx =Angle 0 =Vx85 m/sVV =11.1 m/sAngle 0 =23.7 m/s

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