What is the force exerted onto your feet during the landing

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You are jumping down from a small ledge 0.7 m high onto a concrete floor. If you assume that your mass is 70 kg and your feet absorb the entire impact within 0.2 s, what is the force exerted onto your feet during the landing? (recall a = Delta-v/Delta-t)

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