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Physics, 06.02.2021 14:00, eshaesmot12345

1. A 55kg Olympic diver can jump .65 m high on solid ground. With the help of bouncing on the diving board, she can jump 2.5 m above the board. How much elastic energy is stored in the diving board? (Hint: make the initial situation when the diving board is bent down the most and the final situation when the diver is at her highest point.)

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