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The 13 m high Slip'n'Fly waterslide launches its riders at a 50 degree angle
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be launched into the air when starting from rest at the top of the slide? What
will be the maximum height of the adult in the air (neglecting air resistance)?
How far, horizontally, from the starting point (when entering the top of the slide) will the adult travel ? answer asap
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