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kelsybayless
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1. Homework Statement
A parachutist freefalls from a height of 4000 meters above the ground. Graph his distance vs. time as he falls stop your graph when his parachute opens 200 meters
i tried a couple equations
rate x time=distance
(final velocity)= (initial velocity)+ acceleration(time)
i know that the graph is going a downward curve just don't understand how to plot them and the time is what imm trying to figure but it just keeps coming out different.
A parachutist freefalls from a height of 4000 meters above the ground. Graph his distance vs. time as he falls stop your graph when his parachute opens 200 meters
Homework Equations
i tried a couple equations
rate x time=distance
(final velocity)= (initial velocity)+ acceleration(time)
The Attempt at a Solution
i know that the graph is going a downward curve just don't understand how to plot them and the time is what imm trying to figure but it just keeps coming out different.