MegaMan64
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What I have now if the mass of a human found by this
m = density x velocity
which is 189.16lb or 85.79 kg for about 175lb person.
density = 1010 kg/m3
volume = 3ft^3
but then I thought that this guy will have about 200 extra lbs of wight and a parachute along with that. How should I go about putting that into the mass?
The bag would be about 2ft * 2ft *1ft = 4ft^3 so the
mass of the pack would be about 200lb roughly?
and the parachute would be about 50lb too.
Should I just add the human mass to the other two masses for a total mass? Or am i missing something?
Thanks
m = density x velocity
which is 189.16lb or 85.79 kg for about 175lb person.
density = 1010 kg/m3
volume = 3ft^3
but then I thought that this guy will have about 200 extra lbs of wight and a parachute along with that. How should I go about putting that into the mass?
The bag would be about 2ft * 2ft *1ft = 4ft^3 so the
mass of the pack would be about 200lb roughly?
and the parachute would be about 50lb too.
Should I just add the human mass to the other two masses for a total mass? Or am i missing something?
Thanks
