Show all work please, I am so confused. Thank you! A miniature hill in a child's toy collection is shown below.When released at A, a mass m slides down the path shownbelow, reaching the bottom (B) with a speed of VB. Assumethat the hill has negligible friction. The block then slidesalong the rough horizontal surface a distance d beforecoming to rest at C.When solving parts (a) and (b):I. Write the useful description about what is known andunknown.II. Write down the physics principle or strategy you willuse.III. Symbolically solve for the unknowns(a) Calculate the height of the hill using m=230.0 g and vB =3.8 m/s(b) What is the coefficient of kinetic friction along thehorizontal surface if d=14 m?Hint: Treat the motion down the hill and the motion downthe rough horizontal surface as two distinct problems.What physics concepts can you apply for each?A|▬▬▬hVBBd

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(a) Calculate the height of the hill using m=230.0 g and VB = 3.8 m/s (b) What is the coefficient of kinetic friction along the horizontal surface if d=14 m?

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