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everything is very simple. If the slide at the end had a horizontal section - then the vertical velocity at the initial moment of time at the moment of slipping from the tip of the slide is equal to zero If not - where are the additional conditions Okay, let's assume that the speed is zero. and we do not know the horizontal. First we must calculate the time it took to fall into the water from two meters, and the vertical speed of falling into the water. this is simple. use the forum path. then we consider what horizontal speed is required to fly forward for the time of falling p
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everything is very simple yes not very If the slide at the end had a horizontal section - so the vertical velocity at the initial moment of time at the moment of slipping from the tip of the slide is equal to zero If not - where are the additional conditions Okay let's say the speed is equal to zero. and we do not know the horizontal. First we must calculate the time it took to fall into the water from two meters and the vertical velocity of the fall into water. it is simple. use the path forum. then we consider what horizontal speed is needed to fly forward for the time of falling half a meter
everything is very simple yes not very If the slide at the end had a horizontal section - so the vertical velocity at the initial moment of time at the moment of slipping from the tip of the slide is equal to zero If not - where are the additional conditions Okay let's say the speed is equal to zero. and we do not know the horizontal. First we must calculate the time it took to fall into the water from two meters and the vertical velocity of the fall into water. it is simple. use the path forum. then we consider what horizontal speed is needed to fly forward for the time of falling half a meter
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said a small one.
said a small one.