Recent content by MarkB4077

Thanks Simon, you made a lot more sense of that than the teacher did, I think I'll get it now.

Thanks for the reply, for me it seems every formula I try either involves knowing the time it takes or the initial and final velocity. I can't seem to find any that go solely on force and acceleration AND provides the height/distance the question requires me to give. So really I am trying to...

The question is: Henry is bouncing on a trampoline, using the given data below, calculate the height at which Henry will bounce to from his lowest position. Lowest position: -0.50m Henry's Mass: 75kg upward acceleration: 13.3 m/s^2 upward force: 1750N downward force: 750N Net force...