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Consider the following recursive formula for the velocity of freefalling parachute v(t₁+1) = v(t₁) + (g-v(t₁)²³) (t₁+1 -ti) m Drag coefficient is variable. Considering given constants, and the values in the table, fill the missing entries. Show your calculation steps.

Consider the following recursive formula for the velocity of freefalling parachute v(t₁+1) = v(t₁) + (g-v(t₁)²³) (t₁+1 -ti) m Drag coefficient is variable. Considering given constants, and the values in the table, fill the missing entries. Show your calculation steps.

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2. Consider the following recursive formula for the velocity of freefalling parachute Drag coefficient is variable. Considering given constants, and the values in the table, fill the missing entries. Show your calculation steps. v(ti+1)= v(t₁) + (g-v(ti)²) (t₁+1 - ti) M [kg] g [m/sec²] At [sec] Initial velocity [m/sec] Time [sec] 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 Velocity [m/sec] 0.000 8.112 7.259 80 9.81 0.5 0 Drag coefficient [kg/m] 0.25 15 (Ca/m)*v² [m/sec²] 0.000 0.075 13.131 11.515 9.880 dv/dt [m/sec²] 9.8100 9.7348 -3.3212 -1.7052 -0.0705 Av [m/sec] 4.905 .867 -1.661 -0.853 -0.035
Transcribed Image Text:2. Consider the following recursive formula for the velocity of freefalling parachute Drag coefficient is variable. Considering given constants, and the values in the table, fill the missing entries. Show your calculation steps. v(ti+1)= v(t₁) + (g-v(ti)²) (t₁+1 - ti) M [kg] g [m/sec²] At [sec] Initial velocity [m/sec] Time [sec] 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 Velocity [m/sec] 0.000 8.112 7.259 80 9.81 0.5 0 Drag coefficient [kg/m] 0.25 15 (Ca/m)*v² [m/sec²] 0.000 0.075 13.131 11.515 9.880 dv/dt [m/sec²] 9.8100 9.7348 -3.3212 -1.7052 -0.0705 Av [m/sec] 4.905 .867 -1.661 -0.853 -0.035
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