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Anastasy [175]
3 years ago
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A 70.0 kg person jumping down from a 3.00 meter wall hits the ground at 7.70 m/s. He hits the ground with stiff legs and stops i

n 0.023 seconds. What is the force of impact, in newtons?
Physics
1 answer:
shusha [124]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

F_{net} = 24434.783\,N

Explanation:

Let consider that the person hit the ground in the negative direction. The physical model for the impact is modelled after the Impact Theorem:

m_{person}\cdot v + Imp = 0

The impact is:

Imp = - m_{person}\cdot v

Imp = - (70\,kg)\cdot (-7.70\,\frac{m}{s} )

Imp = 539\,N\cdot s

The force of impact is derived as follows:

F_{net} = \frac{Imp}{\Delta t}

F_{net} = \frac{539\,N\cdot s}{0.023\,s}

F_{net} = 24434.783\,N

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