1 C only please, show work 1. (From an old exam) Suppose you are initially standing at rest and then jump as high as you can, straightup. (Get up and try this now if you like.) Several parts of this problem will ask you to make numerical estimatesat out this situation; this means you will need to come up with reasonable values for some numbers that arenot given. Be sure to explain your reasoning and assumptions carefully for each part; grading will be basedmuch more on your explanations than on the exact values of your final results.a) Estimate your speed at the moment when your feet first leave the ground. (Hint: you should be able torelated this to the maximum height you reach during your jump. Do not yet try to estimate the amount of timeyou are in the air; this is directly related to the height, and is much more difficult to estimate accurately.)b) Based on your result from part (a), calculate the approximate amount of time you're in the air during thejump. c) Use your results from part (a) and (b) to estimate the magnitude of your acceleration as you hit theground, while your feet are in contact with the ground. Also specify the direction of your acceleration duringthis interval. (Hint: it takes you a very short time o come to rest-but not zero time! Try to estimate theamount of time by relating it to the amount of time you were in the air, which you calculated above.)

Name: 1 C only please, show work 1. (From an old exam) Suppose you are initi
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Description: 1 C only please, show work 1. (From an old exam) Suppose you are initially standing at rest and then jump as high as you can, straightup. (Get up and try this now if you like.) Several parts of this problem will ask you to make numerical estimatesat