Physics, 01.12.2021 02:40, beausisugpula

The speed of a person's body (mass = 61. 5 kg) as she does a pull up is plotted vs. Time. The motion is vertical.

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The speed of a person's body (mass = 61. 5 kg) as she does a pull up is plotted vs. Time. The motion...