Cicy Dai Rei Nagaya Wenny Lin. Question The highest hill of log ride is 12.19m. It takes 5 seconds from the top of hill to the bottom. The boat is moving.

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Cicy Dai Rei Nagaya Wenny Lin

Question The highest hill of log ride is 12.19m. It takes 5 seconds from the top of hill to the bottom. The boat is moving at 0.50 m/s at first. Assuming no external forces.  1, Determine the velocity when the boat is at the bottom of the hill.  2, Determine the acceleration of boat when it is falling.  3, Find the angle of inclination of the hill.

Diagram 12.19m Vi=0.50 m/s t=5.00 seconds Q1, Vf=? Q2, a=? Q3, angle=?

Answers

12.19m 40.0m

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