Problem 4: Grabbing the last of the alignment lenses from the Martian viceroy, William Henry Harrison leaps off the side of the space elevator 10 km above the surface at a horizontal velocity of 8 m/s A: If the ninth president's mass together with the crystals is 118kg and he reaches a horizontal distance away from the space elevator of 250m before losing his horizontal velocity, what is his coefficient of drag with respect to the Martian atmosphere? B: If the acceleration due to gravity is 3.8 m/s2 near the Martian surface, what is William Henry Harrison's terminal velocity towards test reactor site using the drag coefficient from part A? Problem 4: Grabbing the last of the alignment lenses from the Martian viceroy, William Henry Harrison leaps off the side of the space elevator 10 km above the surface at a horizontal velocity of 8 m/s A: If the ninth president's mass together with the crystals is 118kg and he reaches a horizontal distance away from the space elevator of 250m before losing his horizontal velocity, what is his coefficient of drag with respect to the Martian atmosphere? B: If the acceleration due to gravity is 3.8 m/s2 near the Martian surface, what is William Henry Harrison's terminal velocity towards test reactor site using the drag coefficient from part A