The problem involves a skier moving up a 20° incline and coming to rest after traveling a distance of 11.4 m. The objective is to calculate the average coefficient of friction affecting the skier's motion.
Some participants have provided guidance on clarifying the distance traveled along the slope, which may assist in applying the energy equation. There is an ongoing exploration of how different variables relate to the calculation of the coefficient of friction.
There is uncertainty regarding the interpretation of the distance (11.4 m) as either height or distance along the slope, which may affect the calculations and assumptions made in the discussion.
Can you show what you did with the equation by using the given information? Also, you'll need to think about how wnc is related to friction.sourna said:
is it ok if i say no? I don't understand it very well you see because I am not sure if 11.4 m is height or distance.Redbelly98 said:
