After opening the parachute a skydiver reaches a terminal constant velocity of 5 m/s, the skydiver has combined mass with her equipment of 102kg. What is the magnitude of the air resistance force (N) acting on the skydiver after terminal velocity is reached?

After opening the parachute a skydiver reaches a terminal constant velocity of 5 m/s, the skydiver has combined mass with her equipment of 102kg. What is the magnitude of the air resistance force (N) acting on the skydiver after terminal velocity is reached?

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