Disregarding wind resistance the distance a body falls from rest varies directly as th squares of the time it falls if a skydiver falls 64ft in 2 seconds, how far will he fall in 10 seconds

The skydiver will fall 1600 ft in 10 seconds.

Step-by-step explanation:

Distance a body falls from rest varies directly as the squares of the time it falls

Let distance = s    

      time = t

Therefore , s = k

Given, the body falls 64 ft in 2 seconds.

Substituting in above equation,

64 = k

64 = k

 k  =

 k = 16 ft/

We have to find how much he will fall in 10 seconds.

s = k

s =

s =

s = 1600 ft

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