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17.7. Conclusions
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- 1.
Define drag in your own words.
Hint
Think about the force acting against a moving object.
- 2.
What is lift?
Hint
Consider how planes achieve flight.
- 3.
What is drag?
- A force acting in the direction of motion
- A force opposing the motion
- A type of potential energy
Hint
Think about how water affects a boat moving through it.
- 4.
True or False: Lift is caused by pressure differences on opposite surfaces.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider airplane wings as an example.
- 5.
An airplane hovering at a steady height experiences a drag force of 100 N and a lift force of 150 N. Discuss how the airplane can achieve stability.
Hint
Consider what happens if lift suddenly decreases.
- 6.
Calculate the terminal velocity for a spherical object with a diameter of 0.1 m, mass of 0.2 kg in water with density 1000 kg/m³.
Hint
Remember that terminal velocity occurs when the net force is zero.
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