Review Exercises 14 through 17 in Chapter 3 concerning the dynamics (and consequent fate) of bungee jumpers.
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Review Exercises 14 through 17 in Chapter 3 concerning the dynamics (and consequent fate) of bungee jumpers. Draw a control surface around the jumper and cord. Show the various forms of energy possessed by the jumper and cord, along with arrows showing the directions of energy conversion inside and across the control surface:
(a) When the jumper is standing on the cliff top,
(b) When the jumper is halfway down, and
(c) When the cord brings the jumper to a safe stop.
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