For most skydivers, before they deploy their parachute, when they first fall out of a plane, they initially fall with an acceleration of 9.8 m/s2 (downward). However, as they fall and speed up, drag forces affect them and the magnitude of their acceleration drops. They cease to accelerate when they reach terminal velocity which for a human is about 120 miles per hour (54 m/s). When terminal velocity is achieved, what must be true? Question 2 options: The drag coefficient must equal the magnitude of their weight. The terminal velocity must equal the magnitude of their weight. The magnitude of the drag force must equal the magnitude of their weight. None Question 3 (1 point)