Þroblem 1: Guillermo took 7.83 seconds to slide down from 70 to the 69% floor. Let us anticipate Guillermo's mass is 182 lbs (convert this value into kilograms using 1 lbs = 0.454 kg). (a) find the forces on x and y axis together with the corresponding net force and use free body diagram to do so [Note: that n is a non-numerical variable that we will retain in the solution]. (b) Determine the total work done by as using the results that we obtained from part (a), also disregard the effect of friction [Hint: Let us assume that the slide is diagonal with a height of 9 meters, while its horizontal length of 12 m]. (c) Use the work energy theorem to find the Guillermo's speed. (d) Use the work energy theorem to find the numerical value ofn.

Þroblem 1: Guillermo took 7.83 seconds to slide down from 70 to the 69% floor. Let us anticipate Guillermo's mass is 182 lbs (convert this value into kilograms using 1 lbs = 0.454 kg). (a) find the forces on x and y axis together with the corresponding net force and use free body diagram to do so [Note: that n is a non-numerical variable that we will retain in the solution]. (b) Determine the total work done by as using the results that we obtained from part (a), also disregard the effect of friction [Hint: Let us assume that the slide is diagonal with a height of 9 meters, while its horizontal length of 12 m]. (c) Use the work energy theorem to find the Guillermo's speed. (d) Use the work energy theorem to find the numerical value ofn.

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