A person is falling from the top of a building. If they hit the ground they will die. A superhero swoops in from the side at high speed and catches them just before they reach the ground. The person is saved from harm.
Why does this defy physics? Give Equations/Laws to justify your answer.

This situation defies the laws of physics because the force required to stop the person from touching the ground would be too great that it would be equally fatal. What laws should be considered in this situation?The first law to be considered is that an object will continue moving at a constant acceleration unless there is an unbalanced force that interrupts this. In other words the person will fall unless the supehero force is equally strong to the accelaration.What is the problem with this?The main problem is that the superhero's speed and force would have to be about 160 miles per hour or even more to "save" the person. However, this would be even more dangerous than being hitted by a car and the person would immediately die due to the impact.Learn more about physics in: https://brainly.com/question/27389083#SPJ1