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Please consider the following phases of jumping:
C. Falling back down toward the trampoline
D. Pushing down into the trampoline and slowing down after falling
please draw free body diagram for the above cases. The diagram needs to have all relevant forces labeled, scalded poportionstelt, and there to be a coordinate axis present. Indicate the net force if it is non-zero.
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C. FBD of falling back down toward the trampoline.
Remember the person is in air, so the forces acting on him/her will depend on mass of the person(m) times acceleration due to gravity(g).
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