Question

a skydiver has jumped out of a plane and is falling faster and faster. what forces are present in this situation? gravity air resistance gravity and air resistance gravity, air resistance, and normal force

Explanation:

Gravity pulls the skydiver downwards. Air resistance acts in the opposite direction of the skydiver's motion through the air. Since the skydiver is not in contact with a solid surface in a way that would generate a normal force (like standing on the ground), there is no normal force here.

Answer:

C. gravity and air resistance