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1. A motorcycle stunt rider wants to jump a 123 m wide canyon. She arranges a...

1. A motorcycle stunt rider wants to jump a 123 m wide canyon. She arranges a ramp on one side so she will be launched at 40o above the horizontal. What is the minimum speed she will need to reach the other side? Assume she lands at the same height as she started.

a) 25 m/s
b) 35 m/s
c) 45 m/s
d) 55 m/s

(answer is 35 m/s, I want to know the steps to solve the problem. )

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