Jackson Avery is a big fan of skiing. The figure shows one of his jumps in which the path can be treated as a projectile. If he leaves the ramp A at an angle of 8 = 29°, determine the velocity (m/s) at which he strikes the ground at B. Use h = 4 m. and L= 110 m.ROUND OFF TO TWO DECIMAL PLACES.h

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Jackson Avery is a big fan of skiing. The figure shows one of his jumps in which the path can be treated as a projectile. If he leaves the ramp A at an angle of e- 29", determine the velocity (m/s) at which he strikes the ground at B. Use h- 4 m. and L = 110 m. ROUND OFF TO TWO DECIMAL PLACES. VA

Jackson Avery is a big fan of skiing. The figure shows one of his jumps in which the path can be treated as a projectile. If he leaves the ramp A at an angle of e- 29", determine the velocity (m/s) at which he strikes the ground at B. Use h- 4 m. and L = 110 m. ROUND OFF TO TWO DECIMAL PLACES. VA

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