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    This document contains a physics problem about calculating the force exerted on a person doing a chin-up exercise. It provides the mass of the person and asks to determine the force at different times during the motion. The problem first reviews concepts of acceleration, velocity, and Newton's Second Law. It then draws a free body diagram of the person doing a chin-up to identify the forces. Using the mass and Newton's Second Law, the problem determines the force exerted by the chin-up bar is 627.2 N at the start when velocity and acceleration are zero. It then calculates the force increases to 646.4 N when acceleration is 0.3 m/s^2 after 0.5 seconds.

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    This document contains a physics problem about calculating the force exerted on a person doing a chin-up exercise. It provides the mass of the person and asks to determine the force at different times during the motion. The problem first reviews concepts of acceleration, velocity, and Newton's Second Law. It then draws a free body diagram of the person doing a chin-up to identify the forces. Using the mass and Newton's Second Law, the problem determines the force exerted by the chin-up bar is 627.2 N at the start when velocity and acceleration are zero. It then calculates the force increases to 646.4 N when acceleration is 0.3 m/s^2 after 0.5 seconds.

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    Application On Newton's Second Law V3

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    This document contains a physics problem about calculating the force exerted on a person doing a chin-up exercise. It provides the mass of the person and asks to determine the force at different times during the motion. The problem first reviews concepts of acceleration, velocity, and Newton's Second Law. It then draws a free body diagram of the person doing a chin-up to identify the forces. Using the mass and Newton's Second Law, the problem determines the force exerted by the chin-up bar is 627.2 N at the start when velocity and acceleration are zero. It then calculates the force increases to 646.4 N when acceleration is 0.3 m/s^2 after 0.5 seconds.

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    Application on Newton’s Second Law

    Q1: The figure below shows the speed of a person’s body as he does a chin-up. Assume the motion
    is vertical and the mass of the person’s body is 64.0 kg. Determine the force exerted by the
    chin-up bar on his body at ..
    Q
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    ·

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    .

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    ⑪
    which
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    ③
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    (c) t= 1.1 s
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    0)
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    equation will
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    .
    ,

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    .

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