A rock weighing 4lbs is dropped from rest. Air resistance is -1/2v. Find v(t) and s(t) at time, t=5 seconds.
For body of mass m, if air resistance is -kv
Here m=4lbs, k=1/2, g=32.2 feet/s2(in fps system)
v(t) = (mg/k)(1 - e(-k/m)t)
=4*32.2*2* [1 - e(-1/8)t]
=258*[1 - e-5/8]
=258*[1-0.54] = 120 feet/s
By integrating the velocity by time, we can get below distance equation
s(t)= (mg/k)(t + m/k(e(-k/m)t - 1) )
=258(5+ 8(e-5/8-1) ) =258 (5 - 3.68)= 258*1.32= 340 feet
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