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Lincoln goes bungee jumping. He has a mass of 102 kg. Answer all three questions below.
The bungee cord will stretch 8 m when 500 N of force is applied to it. What is the spring constant of the bungee cord?
After his jump, Lincoln hangs from the cord motionless. How stretched is the bungee cord past its natural length?
The maximum force the bungee cord can handle without breaking is 20,000 N. How far would you stretch it to get it to break?

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