Calculate the x and y components of the skiers initial velocity **Physics Problem: Skiing for Survival****Scenario:**A secret agent, in an attempt to evade capture, skis off a slope inclined at 30° below the horizontal at a speed of 60 km/h. To survive and land on the snow 140 meters below, he/she must clear a gorge that is 60 meters wide. The problem requires determining if the agent will successfully make the jump, ignoring air resistance.**Details of the Problem:**1. **Initial Velocity (\(v_0\))**: - The initial speed of the agent is 60 km/h, which is equivalent to 16.67 meters per second (since 1 km/h = 1000 m/3600 s).2. **Slope Inclination**: - The incline of the slope is 30° below the horizontal.3. **Horizontal Distance to Clear**: - The agent must clear a horizontal distance of 60 meters.4. **Vertical Drop**: - The agent will fall a vertical distance of 140 meters.**Diagram Explanation:**- The diagram illustrates a skier and the trajectory needed to clear the gorge.- The skier begins at the edge of a slope that angles 30° downward.- The initial velocity vector (\(v_0\)) is depicted, indicating the direction of travel as the skier leaves the edge.- The vertical drop is marked as 140 meters, and the horizontal distance that needs to be cleared is labeled as 60 meters.- The edge of the slope, the inclination angle, and the required landing point are all indicated in the diagram for clarity.**Calculation Approach:**To determine if the skier will make it, one must calculate the horizontal and vertical components of the skier's initial velocity and use the range equations of projectile motion. - **Horizontal Component of Initial Velocity ( \( v_{0x} \) )**: \( v_{0x} = v_0 \cos(30°) \) \( v_{0x} = 16.67 \times \cos(30°) \approx 14.43 \) m/s- **Vertical Component of Initial Velocity ( \( v_{0y} \) )**: \( v_{0y} = v_0 \sin(30°) \) \( v_{0y} = 16.67 \times \sin(30°) \

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Description: Calculate the x and y components of the skiers initial velocity **Physics Problem: Skiing for Survival****Scenario:**A secret agent, in an attempt to evade capture, skis off a slope inclined at 30° below the horizontal at a speed of 60 km/h. To survi