You bail out of a helicopter and immediately pull the ripcord of your parachute. Your downward velocity satisfies the following initial value problem, with t in seconds and v in ft/sec. Use Euler's method to approximate the solution for 0t2, first with step size h=0.01 and then with h=0.005, rounding off approximate values to one decimal place. What percentage of the limiting velocity 18.8ft/sec has been attained after 1 second? 2 seconds? dtdv=321.7v,v(0)=0 Euler's method with h=0.01 shows that about % of the limiting velocity has been attained after 1 second and about % of the limiting velocity has been attained after 2 seconds. With h=0.005, the method shows that about % of the limiting velocity has been attained after 1 second and about % of the limiting velocity has been attained after 2 seconds. (Round to the nearest whole number as needed.) You bail out of a helicopter and immediately pull the ripcord of your parachute. Your downward velocity satisfies the following initial value problem, with t in seconds and v in ft/sec. Use Euler's method to approximate the solution for 0t2, first with step size h=0.01 and then with h=0.005, rounding off approximate values to one decimal place. What percentage of the limiting velocity 18.8ft/sec has been attained after 1 second? 2 seconds? dtdv=321.7v,v(0)=0 Euler's method with h=0.01 shows that about % of the limiting velocity has been attained after 1 second and about % of the limiting velocity has been attained after 2 seconds. With h=0.005, the method shows that about % of the limiting velocity has been attained after 1 second and about % of the limiting velocity has been attained after 2 seconds. (Round to the nearest whole number as needed.)