Hello,Can someone please show how to solve parts d and e please?Thank you ## Problem 2: Lobster and Frog's Adventure### Scenario:(Treat as a "forces" problem) Lobster wants to experience "flying through the air" as Frog does when it jumps. They plan this scenario: Slide down a slippery rock (see picture), "fly" through the air, and splash into the ocean. Frog worries about friction (coefficient µ) on Lobster's shell and pushes Lobster to an initial velocity \( v_i \). Air resistance is negligible.### Tasks:a) **Draw Lobster's free-body diagram while sliding on the rock.**b) **Draw Lobster's free-body diagram while in free fall.**c) **Calculate distance \( L \)**: How far from the rock face does Lobster splash down?d) **Speed Considerations**: - (i) Where is Lobster reaching the greatest speed, and why? - (ii) Were Frog's worries about friction justified? Why or why not?e) **Unit Check**: Verify the result from part c.### Diagram Explanation:In the provided diagram:- **Rock Structure**: - **Height \( H \)**: The vertical height of the rock. - **Distance \( d \)**: The horizontal distance Lobster slides. - **Height \( h \)**: The vertical drop once Lobster leaves the rock.- **Dynamics**: - Frog applies an initial force. - Friction acts opposite to Lobster’s motion on the ramp. - Lobster enters free fall upon leaving the rock.### Instructions:Use principles of physics like energy conservation and kinematics to analyze Lobster’s motion and answer the questions accurately.

Name: Hello,Can someone please show how to solve parts d and e please?Thank
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Description: Hello,Can someone please show how to solve parts d and e please?Thank you ## Problem 2: Lobster and Frog's Adventure### Scenario:(Treat as a "forces" problem) Lobster wants to experience "flying through the air" as Frog does when it jumps. They plan