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		<title>By: Amy F</title>
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		<dc:creator>Amy F</dc:creator>
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		<description>First, find the acceleration of the skier.
Draw a free body diagram.
Net force = ma = mgsinΘ - umgcosΘ
a = g(sinΘ - ugcosΘ) = 9.8(sin25 - 0.2cos25) = 2.37 m/s²
Find speed at the end of 8.6 meters:
v²  = ax = 2.37 * 8.6 = 20.382
v = 4.51 m/s
Now use conservation of energy:
½mvo² + mgh = ½mvf²
½vo² + gh = ½vf²
½*4.51² + 9.8*2.8 = ½*vf²
vf = 8.67 m/s&lt;br&gt;&lt;b&gt;References : &lt;/b&gt;&lt;br&gt;</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>First, find the acceleration of the skier.<br />
Draw a free body diagram.<br />
Net force = ma = mgsinΘ &#8211; umgcosΘ<br />
a = g(sinΘ &#8211; ugcosΘ) = 9.8(sin25 &#8211; 0.2cos25) = 2.37 m/s²<br />
Find speed at the end of 8.6 meters:<br />
v²  = ax = 2.37 * 8.6 = 20.382<br />
v = 4.51 m/s<br />
Now use conservation of energy:<br />
½mvo² + mgh = ½mvf²<br />
½vo² + gh = ½vf²<br />
½*4.51² + 9.8*2.8 = ½*vf²<br />
vf = 8.67 m/s<br /><b>References : </b></p>
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