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Expert Solution

since the frictional force is non conservative ( depends on path) , it will affect the net workdone by the skater and decreases the speed of the skater , in this question i applied work energy theorem to calculate the height changed and change in gravitational potential energy , height comes out to be negative , but it can be positive if we consider the skater initial position at the top

genius_generous answered 7 months ago

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