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17-11-2022
Physics

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a 58kg diver jumps off the end of a platform that is 16 m above the water with an initial horizontal speed of 1.4 m/s

a) Determine the driver total mechanical energy at the end of the platform relative to the surface of the water in the pool below
b) apply the law of conservation of energy to determine the drivers speed at a height of 3,8 m above the water
c) repeat (b) to find the maximum speed of the divers upon reaching the water

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