3. An 80.0 kg student running at 3.5 m/s JUMPS up 2m into the air and grabs a rope that is hanging vertically up 2m from the ground. (ignore his height and assume his center of gravity is where he is holding the rope). How high from the ground will the student swing? SOLVE USING ENERGY PLEASE! Assume no air resistance. 2.0 m

3. An 80.0 kg student running at 3.5 m/s JUMPS up 2m into the air and grabs a rope that is hanging vertically up 2m from the ground. (ignore his height and assume his center of gravity is where he is holding the rope). How high from the ground will the student swing? SOLVE USING ENERGY PLEASE! Assume no air resistance. 2.0 m

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3. An 80.0 kg student running at 3.5 m/s JUMPS up 2m into the air and grabs a rope that is hanging
vertically up 2m from the ground. (ignore his height and assume his center of gravity is where he is
holding the rope). How high from the ground will the student swing?
SOLVE USING ENERGY PLEASE! Assume no air resistance.
2.0 m

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