4. A skater with a mass of 60 kg coasting with a speed of 5 m/s approaches a ramp.(a) What is his KE at this point? [E-S-A]リ31/2omova2)112.66005=L60e5750 J(b) How much GPE does the skater have as he approaches the ramp? Ve[no E-S-A necessary](c) As the skater moves up the ramp, (GPE, KE)_]CEwill be converted to (GPE, KE)_COPE.(d) How far up the ramp will the skater be able to make it without any extra force added? [E-S-A Round to nearest 0.1 m]

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4. A skater with a mass of 60 kg coasting with a speed of 5 m/s approaches a ramp. (a) What is his KE at this point? (E-S-AJ /a •mova 112.6005= 750 J (b) How much GPE does the skater have as he approaches the ramp? _I\(Me Jno E-S-A necessary] (c) As the skater moves up the ramp, (GPE, KE) _]CE will be converted to (GPE, KE) COPE. (d) How far up the ramp will the skater be able to make it without any extra force added? /E-S-A Round to nearest 0.1 m]

4. A skater with a mass of 60 kg coasting with a speed of 5 m/s approaches a ramp. (a) What is his KE at this point? (E-S-AJ /a •mova 112.6005= 750 J (b) How much GPE does the skater have as he approaches the ramp? _I\(Me Jno E-S-A necessary] (c) As the skater moves up the ramp, (GPE, KE) _]CE will be converted to (GPE, KE) COPE. (d) How far up the ramp will the skater be able to make it without any extra force added? /E-S-A Round to nearest 0.1 m]

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