Created by Jake Perkins
about 9 years ago
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Question | Answer |
An falling object will... | accelerate due to the force of gravity. |
The Resultant force will eventually become zero, this when... | ... the resistive forces and weight are blancaed. |
When the Resultant force is zero this is called... | ... terminal velocity |
A-B: The object accelrates becuase of gravity. The resisitive forces are less than that of te objects wieght. | |
B-C: The object is still accelrating but at a slower rate. The resistive forces are recoming closer to the wieght of the object. | |
C-D: The object is no longer acclerating it has reached it's terminal velocity. This is because the Resulant force is now zero. It is still falling until it hit the ground. |
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