a 65 g puck slides along a smooth surface at velocity vo=3.0 m/s. It transitions up...

a 65 g puck slides along a smooth surface at velocity vo=3.0 m/s. It transitions up a ramp with an angle of theta=30 degrees and a maximum height of h=40 cm. Ignoring air resistance where does it land after losing contact with the ramp?

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It lands 82.563 cm away from the foot of ramp.

genius_generous answered 2 years ago

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