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state what all objects reach as they travel vertically through a fluid
terminal velocity
define terminal velocity
the constant velocity an object falling through a fluid experiences when its drag and its weight become equal
state the vector components of an object the instant it begins to fall vertically through a fluid
velocity (v) = 0
drag (D) = 0
acceleration (a) = acceleration of free fall (g)
resultant force (F) = weight (mg)
state the vector components of an object falling vertically through a fluid before it reaches terminal velocity
velocity = increasing (at a slower rate)
drag (D) = increasing
acceleration (a) < acceleration of free fall (g) → decreasing
acceleration (ms^-2) = resultant force (F) / mass (kg)
resultant force (F) = weight (mg) - drag (D)
state the vector components of an object falling vertically through a fluid once it reaches terminal velocity
velocity (v) = constant
drag (D) = weight (mg)
acceleration (a) = 0
resultant force (F) = 0