you would probably want to use momentum forumlas to figure this out and not simple ones based on velocity and angles. jumps usually are not flat and on an angle, instead the transition is curved, and changes. also, you aren't taking into account how high you start up on the inrun, the slope of the inrun, friction, the length of the skis, air resistance, drag coefficient, and the curvature of the earth. let's also not forget that the skis may be waxed or unwaxed, another important factor. the weight of the skier is also important, and again, this variable depends upon the height above sea level, as gravity will change with height. calculate wisely.