Q1 [Type B]: The straight tube slide in an in-door playground has a 30° angle with the ground as shown. The 30 kg kid slides down the slide from rest. Determine the speed of the kid when they just reach the bottom of the slide at B using the method of Work and Energy or Conservation of Energy. Assume the coefficient of kinetic friction between the slide and the kid is 0.2.

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 The straight tube slide in an in-door playground has a 30o
 angle with the ground as shown. 
The 30 kg kid slides down the slide from rest. Determine the speed of the kid when they just reach the 
bottom of the slide at B using the method of Work and Energy or Conservation of Energy. Assume 
the coefficient of kinetic friction between the slide and the kid is 0.2.

Q1 [Type B]: The straight tube slide in an in-door playground has a 30° angle with the ground as shown.
The 30 kg kid slides down the slide from rest. Determine the speed of the kid when they just reach the
bottom of the slide at B using the method of Work and Energy or Conservation of Energy. Assume
the coefficient of kinetic friction between the slide and the kid is 0.2.
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6 m
Shaobo Huang
30⁰ B
Transcribed Image Text:Q1 [Type B]: The straight tube slide in an in-door playground has a 30° angle with the ground as shown. The 30 kg kid slides down the slide from rest. Determine the speed of the kid when they just reach the bottom of the slide at B using the method of Work and Energy or Conservation of Energy. Assume the coefficient of kinetic friction between the slide and the kid is 0.2. A 6 m Shaobo Huang 30⁰ B
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