Part (a) [8 marks]
Assuming a stationary start from θ = 0°, show that, at launch (when θ = 120°):
Part (b) [2 marks]
Calculate the height of the launch point above the ground.
Part (c) [8 marks]
From parts (a) and (b), determine:
Part (d) [12 marks]
We now consider the kinetics of the ski jumper after landing. The vertical impact upon landing occurs over 0.5 [s], and the coefficient of (kinetic) friction, μ between the skis and snow is 0.2. Determine:
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Part (a) [8 marks] Assuming a stationary start from θ = 0°, show that, at launch...
Ionsider the ski jump track shown in Figure 2 below. The radius of curvature of the track is r= 60 [m] and the ski jumper's mass is 65 [kg]. The ski jumper's angular displacement, 6 is defined from the horizontal as shown. The ski jumper goes along the ski jump track for 6 = 120° before launching at an angle B = 30° above the horizontal. r=60[m] 0 0=120° LAUNCH POINT ski jumper B -GROUND Figure 2: Ski jumper attempting...
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