<u><em>Explanation:</em></u>
This exposes the individual to danger. <em>Remember</em>, the Newton Law of motion which says that an object under the state of rest will remain in that state (inertia) unless when acted upon by an external force.
In this scenario, standing at the back of the pickup truck presents danger especially if the truck suddenly stops; this individual would experience an upward thrust due to inertia that may disbalance him.
Answer:
W=16.58J
Explanation:
initial information we have
work: 
stretched distance: 
from this, we can find the value of the constant of the spring k, with the equation for work in a spring:

substituting known values:

and clearing for k:

and now we want to know how much work is done when we stretch the spring a distance of 6.5cm from equilibrium, so now x is:

and using the same formula for work, with the value of k that we just found:


Explanation:
Contact force is any force that requires contact. An object that exerts a force on another object by touching it is exerting a contact force. Examples of contact force are friction and normal force.
Examples of a non-contact force are gravity and magnetism.