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11 years ago
An 85.0-kg man climbs onto a 900-kg car with worn out shock absorbers and whose springs have an effective force constant of 125 kN/m. As he drives along, he hits a bump, and this starts the car oscillating with simple harmonic motion. What is the smallest amplitude of the oscillations that will cause him to bounce from his seat?

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10 years ago
7.73 cm. Did you end up finding the answer on your own?
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