13. The distance s, in metres, fallen by a skydiver t seconds after jumping (and160(:1 – 1 + e-5.before the parachute opens) is s =160(t – 1 + e¯4a. Determine the velocity, v, at time t.b. Show that acceleration is given by a =10 - ivc. Determine v, = lim v. This is the “terminal" velocity, the constant velocityattained when the air resistance balances the force of gravity.d. At what time is the velocity 95% of the terminal velocity? How far has theskydiver fallen at that time?

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13. The distance s, in metres, fallen by a skydiver t seconds after jumping (and 160(:1 – 1 + e-5. before the parachute opens) is s = 160(t – 1 + e¯4 a. Determine the velocity, v, at time t. b. Show that acceleration is given by a = 10 - v c. Determine v, = lim v. This is the "terminal" velocity, the constant velocity attained when the air resistance balances the force of gravity. d. At what time is the velocity 95% of the terminal velocity? How far has the skydiver fallen at that time?

13. The distance s, in metres, fallen by a skydiver t seconds after jumping (and 160(:1 – 1 + e-5. before the parachute opens) is s = 160(t – 1 + e¯4 a. Determine the velocity, v, at time t. b. Show that acceleration is given by a = 10 - v c. Determine v, = lim v. This is the "terminal" velocity, the constant velocity attained when the air resistance balances the force of gravity. d. At what time is the velocity 95% of the terminal velocity? How far has the skydiver fallen at that time?

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