Vi= 0 m/s h;= 92.6 m VE = 0 m/s h= 0m A skier, starting from rest slides down a snow covered ramp with a co-efficient of kinetic friction of 0.1 and a ramp angle of 30 degrees. When he reaches level ground the co-efficient of kinetic friction changes to 0.3 and the skier slides to rest over this level surface. Calculate the complete distance d+x where d.is the ramp length and x is the distance over which the skier comes to rest.

Vi= 0 m/s h;= 92.6 m VE = 0 m/s h= 0m A skier, starting from rest slides down a snow covered ramp with a co-efficient of kinetic friction of 0.1 and a ramp angle of 30 degrees. When he reaches level ground the co-efficient of kinetic friction changes to 0.3 and the skier slides to rest over this level surface. Calculate the complete distance d+x where d.is the ramp length and x is the distance over which the skier comes to rest.

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