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The Bouncing Spring.
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The Bouncing Spring Introduction Imagine someone doing a bungee jump or someone bouncing on a trampoline and think what is it that keeps pulling them down and not letting them fly off, Gravity the most important force on Earth. What if we didn't have gravity, everyone would be jumping through the air, and people would take more than just one second to fall. Gravity helps objects fall and even if they intend to rise again due to a gain of energy such as elastic, that energy is converted into gravitational energy and this process keeps on going until gravity starts to become more powerful than the energy provided to keep the object up. My aim of this piece of coursework is to find out about the relationships between springs, gravity and weight. I must use as much scientific evidence as possible to prove whatever variables may occur. Here are some variables for me...
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