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76. A block leaves a frictionless inclined surfarce horizontally after dropping off by a height h. Find the horizontal distance D where it will land on the floor, in terms of h, H, and g. berbnbs al gainge 20niog aird sm au s Jan oi dauond mc edi to oes sd g s d vad mo od old pronepr V o olda s ba ald ーD エ

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A block leaves a frictionless inclined surfarce
horizontally after dropping off by a height h. Find the
horizontal distance D where it will land on the floor, in
terms of h, H, and g.
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