Suppose you wish to jump horizontally and in order for you to jump a distance of 4 feet horizontally, you must exert a force of

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Suppose you wish to jump horizontally and in order for you to jump a distance of 4 feet horizontally, you must exert a force of

200 N. When you are standing on the ground, you have no trouble jumping 4 feet horizontally. If you are standing in a canoe, however, and you need to jump 4 feet to reach the pier, you will surely fall into the lake. Why is it that you cannot jump 4 feet out of a canoe when you can easily do this when on land?

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liq [111] · Answer 1 · 2022-07-01T13:45:54+03:00

liq [111]3 years ago

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Answer: because it is

Explanation: to be honest is just is there is not explanation needed