Obtain how much more work is required from the snowboarder

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Solve the all parts of following problem:

Problem: A 65.0-kg snowboarder works on a half-pine event from top of one side of the semicircle (7.00 m radius) to the other side.

Part A: What is the minimum work that the snowboarder has to do in order to go up 1.50 m above the edge on the other side?

Part B: If the average kinetic friction between the snow and the board is 321 N, how much more work is required from the snowboarder?

I want help to determine how much more work is required from the snowboarder.

Reference no: EM13719094

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