Find the average force of the water on the diver

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Q. A 74 kg swimmer steps off a 10 m tower (assume down to be negative).

(a) Find the swimmer's velocity when hitting the water.

(b) The swimmer comes to a stop 4 m below the surface. Find the average net force acting on the diver while coming to a stop in the water.

(d) How much larger is the force of the water than the weight of the swimmer?

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