1. What is the skydiver's acceleration?
Initially, like any falling object, a skydiver's downward acceleration is 9.8 meters/seconds^2, or about 28-35 feet per second squared. This acceleration reduces over a few seconds and approaches zero as the skydiver reaches terminal velocity.
I would say it's rationing: if people are only allowed a certain number of something (let's say: bottles of cooking oil), then the people who are entitled to is (as all are) but don't need is as much are likely to try to make profit by trying to sell it on a black market.
Net force = 50 + 50 = 100 M
Since two forces act towards the same direction , total force should be their sum amd towards the same direction as the two forces