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The girl skis with an initial speed v = 22 m/s. She will land on the slope at a horizontal x-distance (not distance along slope) of meter.

The girl skis with an initial speed v = 22 m/s. She will land on the slope at a horizontal x-distance (not distance along slope) of meter.

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The girl skis with an initial speed v = 22 m / s . She will land on the slope at a horizontal x -distance (not distance along slope) of meter.

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