Find the normal force acting on the skis at given point

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A downhill skier, whose mass is 50.0 kilogram, attains a speed of 21.0 m/s just as he reaches the point where a jump is necessary(point A). When he leaves the ground, his velocity is horizontal. In other words, point A is at the bottom of the circular arc AB (radius = 27.0 meter). Find the normal force acting on the skis at point A.

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