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A sky diver jumps from a high building. He should not release his parachute until his...

A sky diver jumps from a high building. He should not release his parachute until his speed is 30 m/s. When falling the air resistance depends on the speed and is given by

a (drag) = 0.003 v2

How far does he drop before reaching a speed of 30 m/s?

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