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mcjosep
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I know that a faster moving fluid creates a lower pressure which can give lift to an airplane. Although I do not know what the opposite reaction is during lift.You have the upward force on the wing, but where is the downward force that should be opposite being exerted.
Does the downward force on the air after it goes over the wing account for most of it, and is this explained in Bernoulli's formulas?
Does the downward force on the air after it goes over the wing account for most of it, and is this explained in Bernoulli's formulas?