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I know we don't know enough. To solve this we need to know the max speed at which she was falling, and how long it took her to come to a complete stop once she made contact with the ground.
what exactly are you guys trying to discover again?
how fast she hit the ground? how long she was falling for? what was it...
i was giggling too much at grammarian and deaccerlation
jesus christ, what the fuck did this thread turn into?
you fuckers are looking for the impulse of her hitting the ground, as an impulse is going to be the best measure of the forces in question here. We're talking a collision here, one that couldn't really be classified as either elastic or inelastic, meaning there's really no legitimate means of calculating anything with regards to forces or accelerations involved. I'd go into more detail, but in light of the inability of anyone in here to even spell deceleration, I'll refrain. Bottom line, the retardation present gave me a pretty quality laugh, and I've already been drinking for several hours.
And I'd just like to echo KJ's sentiments here in saying....what the FUCK is "deaccerlation"
Fucking kids making up words and shit....
I learned grammarian from sxymoviebuff, she told me that her english professor is a grammarian. I corrected her when she said something to the effect of, "I will borrow the movie to you." I had to explain to her that you can't borrow an item to someone, you can borrow it FROM them.
jesus christ, what the fuck did this thread turn into?
you fuckers are looking for the impulse of her hitting the ground, as an impulse is going to be the best measure of the forces in question here. We're talking a collision here, one that couldn't really be classified as either elastic or inelastic, meaning there's really no legitimate means of calculating anything with regards to forces or accelerations involved. I'd go into more detail, but in light of the inability of anyone in here to even spell deceleration, I'll refrain. Bottom line, the retardation present gave me a pretty quality laugh, and I've already been drinking for several hours.
And I'd just like to echo KJ's sentiments here in saying....what the FUCK is "deaccerlation"
Fucking kids making up words and shit....
jesus christ, what the fuck did this thread turn into?
you fuckers are looking for the impulse of her hitting the ground, as an impulse is going to be the best measure of the forces in question here. We're talking a collision here, one that couldn't really be classified as either elastic or inelastic, meaning there's really no legitimate means of calculating anything with regards to forces or accelerations involved. I'd go into more detail, but in light of the inability of anyone in here to even spell deceleration, I'll refrain. Bottom line, the retardation present gave me a pretty quality laugh, and I've already been drinking for several hours.
And I'd just like to echo KJ's sentiments here in saying....what the FUCK is "deaccerlation"
Fucking kids making up words and shit....
we're just looking for a force. Just to say hey, she hit the ground she hit with a force of 2 tons.
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to determine a force, you'd have to determine both the nature of the collision, as well as the velocity of the body in question, in order to determine the momentum and the impulse related to the collision. With a collision like this between a mass considered to be infinitely large, and a body that cannot be considered either fully elastic or fully inelastic, you really cannot make the types of assumptions necessary to make conclusions about the forces in play.
Let it go. Regardless of the forces, velocities, or words you'd like to make up and pretend are legit, the bitch is dead.
drop a ball on a scale. It'll give you xxxlbs
I didnt need to measure impulse or anything.
What im trying to say is, we need to throw someone off a building on a scale
I can see it now....
"In other news, a lady in Chicago jumped out of the 45th story of the Opera House therefore causing a riveting physics discussion to occur on the interwebs."
Yall better be engineers or something, cuz your nerdiness is weirding me out. Except for Turk, who appears to just be trying to figure out what gravity is.