Calculation method for the speed during the jump???

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Hello there
I had seen on this site a calculation method for the speed during the jump ... see the weight ...and the height of jumping... I think the heavier the better? do you have the site or the method. I weigh 67 kg and the height is 50/55 m. THANKS

 

[Grav]

https://www.angio.net/personal/climb/speed

This may work. I was looking for something for an rpg and came across it.

 

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Thanks

 

[AresCohere]

There is a simple kinematic (physics) equation for this

Vf^2 = Vi^2 + 2*a*d
Vf is final velocity
Vi is initial velocity
a is acceleration (which on earth in gravity is ~9.8m/s)
d is distance

Using 50m and a Vi of 0 you should get ~31.3m/s upon impact, or about 112 kph

Using mass of 67kg and the Kinetic Energy formula

KE = 0.5 * m * v^2
m is mass
v is velocity

You should get 32,830J (Joules) of force upon impact. That alone is 8x the forcé needed the break the strongest bones in the body.

I wish you luck!

 

[Defenestration]

There is a simple kinematic (physics) equation for this

Vf^2 = Vi^2 + 2*a*d
Vf is final velocity
Vi is initial velocity
a is acceleration (which on earth in gravity is ~9.8m/s)
d is distance

Using 50m and a Vi of 0 you should get ~31.3m/s upon impact, or about 112 kph

Using mass of 67kg and the Kinetic Energy formula

KE = 0.5 * m * v^2
m is mass
v is velocity

You should get 32,830J (Joules) of force upon impact. That alone is 8x the forcé needed the break the strongest bones in the body.

I wish you luck!

Like a car strike me in 112km/h

 

[AresCohere]

Like a car strike me in 112km/h

More you striking the car at said speed.

With a car impact it uses the speed and masa of the car and not of you.