Problem 3: Consider the configuration and the data in the Figure. A skater of mass M is on a semicircularhalfpipe ramp of radius, R. It is known that, upon leaving the ramp, he/she reaches a maximum height H.a) Find the velocity of the skater at A (at the bottom of the ramp).Option A: Option B:Option C:Option D:b) Find the normal force on the skater at A.Option A:Option B:Option C:Option D:RData: g 9.8 m/s²,AR=4m, H 8 m, M = 50 kgH

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