this could win me like half a million dollars for serious
I have no idea what u just said
I feel like I should be able to answer this.
Ah, fuck it. I don't remember a thing about physics.
WAIT! WAIT! WAIT! MY SISTER'S BOYFRIEND WAS A PHYSICS MAJOR! JER, I'VE GOT YOUR BACK!
haha man if you could figure that out i will buy you lunch
i keep getting hung up on the momentum equation cuz i get left over second units that should cancel out somewhere
Yeah. I can't stand him, but the dude's a damn genius. When he logs on facebook I'll hit him up
Sam. We can't buy you lunch. YOU LIVE IN THE MIDDLE OF BUMFUCK NOWHERE.
hahaha i found out why i cant figure out the answer and it turns out you have to factor in how long the force is being applied
but i dont know how long the force is being applied because he doesnt bounce back up
Hey. Here's a new idea. Let's just drop a couple 170 lb people. Get a PSI measuring device. You've got the rest figured out I think.
hahaha i might just do yahoo questions
i need to find out how high my dad would have to fall from to exert 300 lbs of pressure to prove that he could not have exceeded the 300 lb
weight limit on the treestand he fell out of by bouncing on it
because if its more than 3 inches it would be impossible
and we're sueing the company that made the treestand because it broke and he fell and broke his back
aw man, i tried it with one second of force application and got 14 meters. thats not true at all
i would help, but i don't have physics until school starts D:
everytime we fail, we'll know what NOT to do
this sucks, mason already said this, i didn't read the conversation above
fuck it, i'm getting out a physics book, hold on.
FUCK, i gave the book to this kid i know and he hasn't give it back
i feel bad because i should know this stuff D:
I FOUND MY PHYSICS CHART!!!!
i'm trying to figure out what formula to use to solve this problem. i'm rusty
:/ all i could figure out so far is that your dad's mass is 77110.3, and i'm not even sure if that is right
i got the formulas all boiled down now, and i need the length of impact time to figure it out
haha no thats right, its around 77kg which is what i was using, thats in grams
i was going to give you people the answer (barring wind resistance) but no one here deserves it
thats a more discriptive explanation of what i need, i asked yahoo pplz a question
i'm not exactly the best at physics, haha, haven't had the class yet, but i've been studying over the summer, haha
ahh i see! impulse and momentum
force multiplied by time is impulse, and mass multiplied by velocity is momentum
when i looked up momentum i found the units for momentum to be NxS newtons times seconds, and newtons is a unit of force
so i used force times seconds in place of momentum, is impulse different? its been 2 years since i had physics
i have a new hatred for physics
haha impulse is a change in momentum so thats not what im doing, i could use that to find the force perhaps if i could find initial momentum
i really am stumped on this, and have no idea how to continue this formula
wish i could help

hope you get your answer! i'll try asking my dad in the morning, he's good with physics
haha nah i have all the physics down and know how to do it now im just missing that one number, l impact time, which you cant figure out