8. A 100 kg person performs a maximum vertical jump with an initial velocity of 4...
8. A 100 kg person performs a maximum vertical jump with an initial velocity of 4 m/s. (Rounding to the nearest integer) a. What is the performer’s maximum kinetic energy during the jump? [A] b. What is the performer’s maximum potential energy during the jump? [B] c. The performer’s center of mass elevated ___[C]____ cm during the jump. d. How much power the performer must generate if she accelerates to 4 m/s in 0.2 s? [D]
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