A motorcycle daredevil wants to set a record for jumping over burning school buses. He has hired you to help with the design. He intends to ride off a horizontal platform at 40 m/s, cross the burning buses in a pit below him, then land on a ramp sloping down at 20°. It’s very important that he not bounce when he hits the landing ramp because that could cause him to lose control and crash. You immediately recognize that he won’t bounce if his velocity is parallel to the ramp as he touches down. This can be accomplished if the ramp is tangent to his trajectory and if he lands right on the front edge of the ramp. There’s no room for error! Your task is to determine where to place the landing ramp. That is, how far from the edge of the launching platform should the front edge of the landing ramp be horizontally and how far below it? There’s a clause in your contract that requires you to test your design before the hero goes on national television to set the record.