Thanks! A friend was saying how much he sinks shouldn't matter due to density and I disagreed, but kept quiet because I wasn't entirely sure about how buoyancy and other forces factored into it. I can finally be at peace now.
Does the higher amount of force exerted onto the water's surface by the heavier person allow him to plunge deeper initially, and then they both sink afterward at the same speed due to same density? In other words, does the heavier person travel a greater distance than the lighter person in a...
Homework Statement
Homework Equations
Standard physics equations before forces are introduced into kinematics
The Attempt at a Solution
I simply looked at Chegg and could not figure out how
a = 400 - kx
when logic dictates that
a = 400 - kx/m
, since this is possibly a sum of...