Solve Impulse and Depth Homework Challenge

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The discussion revolves around a physics homework problem involving a paratrooper who fell 370 meters and landed in snow, requiring calculations for the minimum snow depth to stop him safely and the impulse from the snow. Participants emphasize the importance of using relevant equations, such as impulse and acceleration formulas, to solve the problem. There is some tension as users express frustration over the original poster's urgent tone and lack of initial contribution to the discussion. Key equations mentioned include F=ma and impulse calculations, with users helping clarify the relationship between force, mass, and acceleration. The conversation concludes with users exchanging gratitude for assistance and discussing their academic backgrounds.
  • #51
THANK YOU AGAIN SO MUCH FOR HELPING ME. I MIGHT TO physics c next year. but i don't know yet. anways THANKS
 
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  • #52
lol ok np, btw what grade are u in? I am a senior
 
  • #53
Im A Junior
 
  • #54
Thanks.
 
  • #55
yup, u should also try to help out ppl... when u think u know how to do it
 
  • #56
YAH OF COURSE I WILL.
thanks again.
it was really nice of you to stay up soo late and help me
 
  • #57
physicsbhelp I really think you go to my school because I have this same exact problem and I am also a junior in Physics B.
 
  • #58
wow that's hilarious
 
  • #59
that does not matter, and i go to a very big college--not a school (do you mean high school??) so there is no chance i know you because you have asked me before where i live, and i do not live in that state. now leave me alone, please.
 
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