What is the minimum velocity the car can go to make the jump

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a race car is approaching a jump ramp with the ramp angle at 10 degrees and 20 meters long and is 3.47 meters off the ground, the car will leave the ramp and enter free fall, the landing ramp is 15 meters away and is 1 meter off the ground, what is the minimum velocity the car can go to make the jump?

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