A bungee jumper hangs from a bungee cord with zero velocity. If the bungee cord has a spring constant of 76 N/m and the jumper has a mass of 110 kg, how stretched is the bungee cord past its natural length?

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A bungee jumper hangs from a bungee cord with zero velocity. If the bungee

cord has a spring constant of 76 N/m and the jumper has a mass of 110 kg,
how stretched is the bungee cord past its natural length?

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Answer:

14.2 m

just did it ;D

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the answer is 14.2 m

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