@anthonyhelms3917
I’m not afraid of heights. I’m afraid of faulty equipment.
@Wooster77
That should convince them.
@sangmaozi3621
"Speed has never killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary, that's what gets you." -Jeremy Clarkson
@phillippeandpheather5379
Man went from bungee jumping to fishing real quick
@D_CIPHR
"So that's how I lost my bungee operating license"
@meestyouyouestme3753
I’m not afraid of heights I’m afraid of high gravitational potential energy being converted to kinetic energy and then rapidly decelerating
@jameskapaun3325
Lots of horror stories about people who should not have a bungee jumping business or do you mean if they ask that question, you will push them off a bridge.
@Hrnnnnnn
So she is a teacher , happy to hear that
@GamerBroAdalian
I'll guess based on my current understanding: 1) The tensile strength of the bungee cord, taking into consideration and height dropped, has to take into account the weight applied to equalize the sum of forces such that as the lowest point, Sigma F' is 0. 2) For every action a proportional but opposite reaction would occur depending on the elasticity of the material, equal to the force applied from the lowest point would react in Kinetic Energy from the drop to potential energy that would then be converted back into kinetic energy as the bungee cord rebounds from the lowest point. If the cord is too long, it may not adequately rebound; also could break if the weight exceeds the cord's weight class. Lemme know if I'm right/wrong!
@kenjianimates
That is the test we just did in school this term.
@TheTroupeMasterGrimm
Physics is one of the most real world applicable subjects. Probably the most useful class I took in high school alongside something like anatomy.
@starlightyoongi7105
Wasnt this clip where the cord snapped and the guy took a dunk cause the cord not only weighed him down but also gave him injuries (he survived if im not mistaken but obviously very shaken up)
@DigitalHi5
These shorts always brighten my day!
@M0n0chr0meHue
TBH, seeing the concepts being applied to everyday life or demonstrated in interesting situations is a much better motivator than "do this problem in a textbook because you have to"
@mohamedfaraj508
That's a good example 😅
@Dogrub
Im not afraid of heights, im afraid of suddenly landing after falling at speed
@nearmaster1958
if one student wrote the full link to the video as one of the answers, that student will go somewhere.
@muhammadkhairiaimran6218
Wow, you're a physics teacher? That's so cool ☺️
@badhombre4942
Had nothing to do with physics. Someone forgot the metric / imperial conversion.
@drlogan4894