A possible new Olympic snowboarding event has boarders slide down a concave hill from point A andthen onto a convex hill. Both hills have radius r, as shown. The snow is frictionless, of course.a) At what angle 8 does the snowboarder leave the ground and become airborne?b) If the boarder starts at the top, point B, where does she leave the ground?BA45erDon't write on paper,kindly type your answer.

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A possible new Olympic snowboarding event has boarders slide down a concave hill from point A and then onto a convex hill. Both hills have radius r, as shown. The snow is frictionless, of course. a) At what angle does the snowboarder leave the ground and become airborne? b) If the boarder starts at the top, point B, where does she leave the ground?

A possible new Olympic snowboarding event has boarders slide down a concave hill from point A and then onto a convex hill. Both hills have radius r, as shown. The snow is frictionless, of course. a) At what angle does the snowboarder leave the ground and become airborne? b) If the boarder starts at the top, point B, where does she leave the ground?

Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

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ISBN:9780534408961

Author:Stephen T. Thornton, Jerry B. Marion

Publisher:Stephen T. Thornton, Jerry B. Marion

Chapter6: Some Methods In The Calculus Of Variations

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