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NicholasAllen
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Hi,
I was wondering whether there is a formula in terms of length and mass which would provide how far a person would fall is they were attached to a bungee cord rope which stretched to twice it's natural length when an object of 76 kilos was hung from it at REST from the free end?
I'm finding this difficult as we are not given a natural length... Oh also in this case I am neglecting the height of the person.
I am a Maths C student, so any physics explanations would not be much help as I'm hopeless at physics (whereas quite okay at maths c).
Thanks
I was wondering whether there is a formula in terms of length and mass which would provide how far a person would fall is they were attached to a bungee cord rope which stretched to twice it's natural length when an object of 76 kilos was hung from it at REST from the free end?
I'm finding this difficult as we are not given a natural length... Oh also in this case I am neglecting the height of the person.
I am a Maths C student, so any physics explanations would not be much help as I'm hopeless at physics (whereas quite okay at maths c).
Thanks