Physics, 23.08.2019 02:30 bks53

Take a small little man of some sort, army guy maybe and make a parachute for him. toss him off a balcony or roof or similar. collect data using physics tracker or other such program. decide whether the drag is most like cv^2 or cv. fit a model to it solve the equations by hand. how well do they match up? what is the drag coefficient? how long will he fall before he hits 95% of terminal velocity? what is his terminal velocity?
used the tracker and found the final velocity to be 5.84 m/s and lands 2.44 meters down.
the problem i am having is that i'm not sure how to find the drag coefficient and then how to start the system of equations to solve. it weighs 72.7 grams.

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