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Physics, 23.01.2020 19:31 sugandiwoodbine

a 60-kilogram high jumper lands on a mat after her jump. the mat brings her to a stop after 1 second. she
was traveling at 5.0 m/sec when she landed on the mat. note: the speed of the jumper at the top of her jump.
before she started to fall toward the mat, was 0 m/sec.
a. what is the change in momentum for the jumper?
b. what is the force felt by the jumper upon impact with the mat?

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