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Your help is appreciated -- Skateboarder on a ramp
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[QUOTE="berkeman, post: 6322651, member: 8921"] Welcome to the PF. :smile: I've moved your thread to the Homework Help forums, where all schoolwork problems should be posted. Also, please list the Relevant Equations that you think apply to this problem. Finally, the problem statement seems incomplete. Is the skateboarder going UP the ramp, or DOWN the ramp? If you are going to use energy considerations to figure out the change in velocity, you need to know the total distance up or down that they travel, and I don't see enough information in your statement to figure that out. Is there a diagram that goes with this question? You can use the "Attach files" button to add attachments (PDF, JPEG, etc.) to your reply... [/QUOTE]
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