Drag Plane

Classical Mechanics Level 2

The above (left) is an F-\(117\) Nighthawk being dragging a parachute to reduce the landing run. Also above (right) is the time-velocity graph of this fighter jet landing after flying with a velocity of \(v\). If the velocity before landing doubles, what will be the distance required for the landing? (Assume that the magnitude of air resistance is constant regardless of velocity.)

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