Lecture

Physics of Toboggan Jump

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This lecture covers the physics behind a toboggan jump, analyzing the forces acting on the system, calculating the speed at different points, and writing the equations of motion. The lecture also discusses the concept of mechanical energy and the conservative nature of the system.

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