Physics, asked by radhikadineshmpl, 9 months ago

a skydiver jumps from a high-flying helicopter
as she falls faster and faster through the air , does her accerlation increse, decrease , or remain the same​

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Answered by amitnrw
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acceleration remain the same​  when skydiver Falls faster and faster through the air

Explanation:

g = GM/R²

g = acceleration due to gravity

G - gravitational  Constant

M - Mass of  Earth

R = Radius of Earth ( if object is at ground)

or Distance of object from Center of Earth

As Sky Diver jump initially

R  = Radius of Earth + height  

height keep Decreasing as sky diver comes down

Hence R keep reducing

so g will keep increasing

but  Radius of Earth = 6400 km   & height of skydiver hardly 3-4 km

which is negligible compared to radius of earth

Hence increase in acceleration will Be negligible

also the atmospheric pressure increase with decrease in height  and that will oppose the acceleration due to gravity

Hence over all there would not be any  significant impact on acceleration

Hence we can say acceleration remain the same​ when skydiver Falls faster and faster through the air

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