According to the question,
(a) Equation of the motion before parachute open,
"ma = mg - 0.76v"
Equation of motion after parachute open,
"ma' = mg - 12v'"
Now, For motion before parachute open,
"m\\frac{dv}{dt} = mg - 0.76v"
"\\int \\frac{mdv}{(mg-0.76v)} = \\int dt"
Integrating both sides,
"\\frac{-m}{0.76} ln|{mg-0.76}| = t + C"
applying condition that "v (0) = 0"
"C = \\frac{-m}{0.76} ln|mg|"
equation of the motion is given by,
"\\frac{-m}{0.76} ln|{mg-0.76}| = t + \\frac{-m}{0.76} ln|{mg}|"
"\\frac{-m}{0.76} ln|\\frac{mg-0.76}{mg}| = t"
or "v = \\frac{mg}{0.76}(1-e^{-\\frac{0.76t}{m}})"
so velocity when parachute open,
putting values, mg = 174*32, m = 174 lb,
"v= \\frac{174*32}{0.76} (1-e^{-\\frac{0.76*10}{174}}) =306.4" ft/s
(b) for distance calculation,
"\\frac{dx}{dt} = \\frac{mg}{0.76}(1-e^{-\\frac{0.76t}{m}})"
"\\int_0^x {dx} = \\int_0^{10} \\frac{mg}{0.76}(1-e^{-\\frac{0.76t}{m}}){dt}"
on integrating, we get,
"x = \\frac{mg}{0.76}(t+\\frac{m}{0.76}e^{-\\frac{0.76t}{m}})|_0^{10}"
putting values, we get
"x = \\frac{174*32}{0.76}(10+\\frac{174}{0.76}e^{-\\frac{0.76*10}{174}})= 1556.8 ft"
(c) for critical value,
"\\frac{dv}{dt} = 0"
so we obtain,
"mg = 0.76v"
"\\implies v = \\frac{174*32}{0.76} = 7326.3" ft/s
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