Calculating Velocity when Stuntman Jumps from 1.25m Height

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Istiakshovon said:
But, If I think of hypotenuse then, there is force
Yes there is force along the hypotenuse, there is a component of the gravitational force along that way. But we usually talk about this component when we have an inclined plane, here we have a different case, and as I told you before the trajectory of the cyclist is not along the hypotenuse.
 
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