Problem 1: Jumping for Research The figure below comes from the paper Countermovement Jump Height: Gender and Sport-Specific Differences in the Force-Time Variables [1]. The figure shows the normal force on a jumping person as measured using a force table. Examine the figure carefully, and then answer the questions below. 200 150 100 50 Height 2000 1600 1200 800 BCC-RFD 400 CON-F 0 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 Time [ms] Бос-т THE JOURNAL OF STREN TIME CONDITIONING RESEARCH (a) From the graph, determine the weight of the jumping person. (b) What is the maximum net force on the jumping person during the jump phase? (c) Approximate the average net force during the jumping phase. (d) Approximate the average acceleration during the jumping phase. (e) Based on the acceleration you have found, what is the speed of the person when they leave the ground? Problem 2: Safe Driving I