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fereak
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Hey,
Not sure if this is in the right place, move if necessary.
So, I know about SUVATs, and non-constant acceleration, using Calculus.
I also (basically) understand how to calculate the force of drag on an object.
How could I combine the 2, calculate the final velocity/acceleration of a falling object, taking into account air resistance?
Thanks, my knowledge is limited to AS Level Pure Maths and GCSE Physics, for now. :)
Not sure if this is in the right place, move if necessary.
So, I know about SUVATs, and non-constant acceleration, using Calculus.
I also (basically) understand how to calculate the force of drag on an object.
How could I combine the 2, calculate the final velocity/acceleration of a falling object, taking into account air resistance?
Thanks, my knowledge is limited to AS Level Pure Maths and GCSE Physics, for now. :)