Show all working explaining detailly each step.Answer b, c, & d A66 Two ski-slopes are of identical length andvertical height. Slope A, Fig. 1 is concavewhilst slope B, Fig. 2 is partly convex. Twoskiers, of equal weight, start from rest at the topof each slope. Assume that the effects offriction on the skis and of air resistance onthe moving skiers' motion are negligible.AFig. 11Fig. 2(a) At the bottom of the ski run, will the skieron slope A be moving faster, at the samespeed, or slower than the skier on slope B?Justify your answer.(b) Will the skier on slope A take longer, thesame time, or less time than the skier onslope B to complete the ski run? Justifyyour answer.(c) Aheavier skier joins the first skier on slopeA. He also starts from rest at the top of theslope. Will he take longer, the same time,or less time than the first skier to completethe ski run? Justify your answer.(d) Which of the three skiers will have mostenergy at the bottom of the ski run?Explain.(O & C, '90]

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A66 Two ski-slopes are of identical length and vertical height. Slope A, Fig. 1 is concave whilst slope B, Fig. 2 is partly convex. Two skiers, of equal weight, start from rest at the top of each slope. Assume that the effects of friction on the skis and of air resistance on the moving skiers' motion are negligible. A Fig. 11 Fig. 2 (a) At the bottom of the ski run, will the skier on slope A be moving faster, at the same spced. or slowcr than the skier on slone B?

A66 Two ski-slopes are of identical length and vertical height. Slope A, Fig. 1 is concave whilst slope B, Fig. 2 is partly convex. Two skiers, of equal weight, start from rest at the top of each slope. Assume that the effects of friction on the skis and of air resistance on the moving skiers' motion are negligible. A Fig. 11 Fig. 2 (a) At the bottom of the ski run, will the skier on slope A be moving faster, at the same spced. or slowcr than the skier on slone B?

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ISBN:9781305952300

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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