A frictionless ski jump is designed such that at the bottom of the hill, there is a short flat section. After the flat section, the slope continues into a ramp of vertical height 0.02 m, at an angle 27 degrees (relative to the horizontal). The top of the ski jump is 470 m high off the ground. Block A of mass 17kg is released from the top of the slope so that it slides down and makes a perfectly elastic collision with Block B of mass 8.5kg. This causes the Block B to slide up the frictionless ramp and undergo projectile motion, before landing a horizontal distance :1: m away from the ramp. Part 'I What is the speed of Block B (in m/s), immediately after the perfectly elastic collision? v33: number (rtol:0.05, atolz'IeOB) m/s 0 Share the document Part 2 What is the horizontal distance (in m) that Block B travels after it goes off the ramp (:3)? 3:: number (rtol:0.05, atol:1e08) m 0