Assignment 3

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Assignment 3 - Design a Custom Skateboard Ramp Designing a custom skateboard ramp is an exciting project that requires creativity and technical skills. To create a unique and challenging ramp, consider the following key elements: The Ramp's Height: The height of the ramp will determine how high skaters can jump. A higher ramp means more airtime and potential for bigger tricks. The Ramp's Length: The length of the ramp affects the speed at which skaters travel before hitting the transition. A longer ramp allows for faster speeds, but may make it harder to control the board. The Transition: This is where skaters go from horizontal to vertical. A smooth transition requires a curved or rounded shape that allows the board to glide smoothly into the air. The Landing: This is where skaters return to the ground after performing tricks. A safe landing area should be flat and wide enough for skaters to land comfortably without falling off the ramp. Other Features: Consider adding features such as a pool, bowl, or stairs to create a more complex and challenging environment for skateboarders. When designing a custom skateboard ramp, remember that safety is paramount. Make sure the ramp is sturdy and secure to prevent accidents and injuries.