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Compuss the volecity to r= 10's, with a step sizeof (4) I and (b) 0.5 5. Can you make any statement garding the errors of the ealeulation based om the results? 43 Rather than ihe linear relationship of Eg. (17), you eight choose to movel the upward force on the porachutiat a @ seconde border relationship, Fuse where! =a second-order dmg coefficient (kg/m) ) Using eaeulus, obtain the closed-form solution for the ease whore the jumper is inially a rst (w = 0 att = 0). ) Repeat the numerical ealeulation in Example 12 with the ‘Sime iniial condition and parameter vslues. Use a vale of 0225 kgim fore 1.4 For the fiee-falling parachutist with linear drag, assume a first jumper is 70 ke acl has a drag coefficient of 12 kp/s. Ifa second drag eceffcient of 15 ky/s and » mass of 75 kg. how z will tke him to reach the sue velocity the Gest jumper reached in 103? {LS Compute the velocity ofa fee-falling parachutist using Euler's rth for he eace where mt ~ 80 kg and.e — 10 kg, Perform ihe ‘levlation trom = 0 t0 20 with a step size of Is, Use an inti, ‘condition thatthe paractutist as on upward velocity of 20 rs at PDOvALY = 10 &, assume thar the chute i instantaneously de played vo thatthe crag coeicont juny to 50 kes oe Ginga Tqund at dapihy whee P= OCTET he ta a all Lagu 12 wether att constant Tow ale Q formoet demands. The contents ars resupplied at a sinusotda! rate Souwn. Figure P17 Equation (1.13) e0m be written For this system ws 400. som 0 shames 8) cntowy — courtow)since the surface area 4 is constant #32 ant 8 's method io solve forthe depth from # = 0 10 10.d with ‘step size of 05 d. The parameter values are A = 1200 1n? and @ = 500 m6, Assume that the intial condition is y = 0 1.8 For the same storage tank deserbed in Prob. (7, suppose that ‘the ourlow isnot eonstanc but eather depends am the depth. For this, case, the differential equation for depth ean he written as 2 ace! a 's method io solve forthe depth y from = 0 10 10 d with a step size of OS d. The parameter values ore = [200 mF, Q = 500 iS, and of = 300, Assume thatthe initial condition is sin?) = 1.6 The amount ofa uniformly distributed radioactive contaminant contained in a closed reactor is measured by its concentration ¢ doeequereViter or Ba/L}. The contaminant decreases al a decay rate proportional io its eoneentration—ha is dovay rate= ke where is a constant with units of day”! Therefore, acearding to Eq, (1.13), amass balance for the reactor ean be wifes as de w cage) __ ( doerase ims ) = (by dcvay {@) Use Fuler’s method to solve this equation ftom ¢ =0 to 1 d swith = 0.2671. 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