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A 75.0kg diver falls from a 3.00m board into the water. She goes 2.40m into the water before stopping. What is the average force the water exerted on the diver?
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A 75.0kg diver falls from a 3.00m board into the water. She goes 2.40m into the water before stopping. What is the average force the water exerted on the diver?

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The potential energy of the diver at the top is equal to the net work needed to be done to stop the diver.

PE = W

mg(h+d) = Fd

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