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Thanks for the answer! I'm not sure i fully understand, but tt18(and all the other tt's) should look like this: And then how do i get further with my calculations? EDIT: Got the final result to 0.47m For a gymnast, ain't that possible?

But force development is achieving an amount of force over time. So should there be a Δt when i need to calculate the jump height?

I thought it was momentum i was already using. Can you give an example of how to calculate it? From where at the graf should i start finding the integral, and after finding the integral. What then?

Not sure what you mean about the horizontal division i 2 s? It is correct that there is two forms of Δt. Where i think "deltat" i the time for the entire jump. I've tried starting the calculations from where the force is greater than mg, but it really didn't make a difference. no, we didn't...

Hi guys I've a problem calculating the vertical jump from ground reaction force. We tested a person with a force plate, and we got this curve as a result: Homework Equations These are the equations, sorry for the danish language, but just look at the equations and not the text...