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An athlete whose mass is 55.0 kg steps off a 10.0 m high platform and drops onto a trampoline, which, while stretching, brings her to a stop 1.00 m above the ground. Assuming no losses, how much energy must have momentarily been stored in the trampoline as she came to rest? How high will she rise?

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          An athlete whose mass is 55.0 kg steps off a 10.0 m high platform and drops onto a trampoline, which, while stretching, brings her to a stop 1.00 m above the ground. Assuming no losses, how much energy must have momentarily been stored in the trampoline as she came to rest? How high will she rise?

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Alan Giambattista, Betty McCarthy… 2nd Edition

Chapter 14

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04/14/2021

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0 m. Potential energy = mass x gravity x height Potential energy = 55.0 kg x 9.81 m/s^2 x 10.0 m Potential energy = 5395.5 J Show more…

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An athlete whose mass is 55.0 kg steps off a 10.0 m high platform and drops onto a trampoline, which, while stretching, brings her to a stop 1.00 m above the ground. Assuming no losses, how much energy must have momentarily been stored in the trampoline as she came to rest? How high will she rise?