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In a real world trampoline, how do gymnasts keep a constant bounce height

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kkurt [141]3 years ago

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By using common factors of physics: weight, gravity, and stability.
Weight would keep them at a constant height.
Gravity helps the weight and how much force it propels the person, or objects, into the air.
Stability helps adjust how much distance the person, or object, needs to be.

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