L=6.0 m 1. The first section of the motion is a ramp with no friction; riders start at rest and accelerate down the ramp. 2. The second section of the motion is a circular segment that changes the direction of motion; riders go around this circular segment at a constant speed and end with a velocity .. that is horizontal. 0 = 45°/ /r= 1.5 m h=0.60 m 3. The third section of the motion is a parabolic trajectory through the air at the end of which riders land in the water. FIGURE P3.84

L=6.0 m 1. The first section of the motion is a ramp with no friction; riders start at rest and accelerate down the ramp. 2. The second section of the motion is a circular segment that changes the direction of motion; riders go around this circular segment at a constant speed and end with a velocity .. that is horizontal. 0 = 45°/ /r= 1.5 m h=0.60 m 3. The third section of the motion is a parabolic trajectory through the air at the end of which riders land in the water. FIGURE P3.84

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