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2 Unit AS 2: Applied Mathematics

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Question 49

A model that neglects air resistance predicts that a parachutist's speed will continue to increase by 9.8 m s−1^{-1}−1 every second after leaving an aircraft.

a.

Explain why this prediction becomes increasingly unrealistic.

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b.

Describe qualitatively how the parachutist's actual velocity-time graph would differ before the parachute opens.

[2]
c.

State the acceleration when the velocity-time graph becomes horizontal.

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2 Unit AS 2: Applied Mathematics Questions

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