Askydiver weighing 800 n opens his parachute at the appropriate height from the ground. the air exerts a significant upward drag force, which is initially greater than the weight of the diver. this to slow the skydiver down. what is the diver's acceleration (both direction and magnitude in m/s²) if the magnitude of the drag force is 1165 n?

4.4758 m/s² upwards

Explanation:

a = Acceleration

g = Acceleration due to gravity = 9.81 m/s²

Downward direction is taken as negative

Net force on the skydiver is 365 N

The mass of the person is 81.549 kg

Acceleration of the skydiver is 4.4758 m/s² upwards

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