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How much force is needed from the jetpack so: The pilot takes off from the ground. Total weight of 850N Image of jetpack courtesy of Martinjetpack PowerPoint.

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1 How much force is needed from the jetpack so: The pilot takes off from the ground. Total weight of 850N Image of jetpack courtesy of Martinjetpack PowerPoint presentation © Snapshot Science, 2010

2 The pilot is moving upwards. Draw a labelled force diagram to show this. Image of jetpack courtesy of Martinjetpack PowerPoint presentation © Snapshot Science, 2010

3 How much force is needed from the jetpack so: The pilot hovers over the ground but does not move up or down. Total weight of 850N Image of jetpack courtesy of Martinjetpack PowerPoint presentation © Snapshot Science, 2010

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