The first force that the bungee jumper experiences is gravity, which pulls down on everything and makes the jumper fall. The gravitational force is almost exactly constant throughout the jump. During the bungee jumper's fall, he or she also experiences a force due to air resistance.
<h2>The first force that the bungee jumper experiences is gravity, which pulls down on everything and makes the jumper fall. The gravitational force is almost exactly constant throughout the jump. During the bungee jumper's fall, he or she also experiences a force due to air resistance. </h2>
When you increase speed, you add energy and increase momentum as it would require more energy to change, stop or reverse the object's direction of travel than before the speed increase. Increasing the speed increases the momentum proportionally.
