A ball of mass 0.2 kg falls through the air with an acceleration of 6m/s .Calculate the air drag of the ball
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F1=ma
F=0.2×6
1.2N(it's the force by which ball is coming down)
F2=ma
F=0.2×9.8
1.96N(the force apposing the ball)
Now drag will be
F2 - F1
1.96N-1.2N =.76N....
I hope it help's u....✌✌✌
F1=ma
F=0.2×6
1.2N(it's the force by which ball is coming down)
F2=ma
F=0.2×9.8
1.96N(the force apposing the ball)
Now drag will be
F2 - F1
1.96N-1.2N =.76N....
I hope it help's u....✌✌✌
charmisha:
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HERE'S THE ANSWER..
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♠️ First I want to make this concept clear that if a body is allowed to fall free the mass of body remains constant and Acceleration is also constant which is know as Acceleration due to gravity ( g ) , as [ g = 9.8 m / s^2 or 10 m / s^2 ]
▶️ First we'll find the force by which ball of mass 0.2 kg is falling , F = m × g
=> Force = mass × Acceleration ( g )
=> F = 0.2 × 10
=> F = 2 N .
⏺️ Now force by which mass if falling and drag is applied.
=> F = m × a
=> F = 0.2 × 6
=> F = 1.2 N
♠️ To find net net force which is drag in this case .
=> Force due to free fall - force with applied drag
=> Drag = 2 - 1.2
=> Drag = 0.8 N
HOPE HELPED..
JAI HIND..
:-)
HERE'S THE ANSWER..
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♠️ First I want to make this concept clear that if a body is allowed to fall free the mass of body remains constant and Acceleration is also constant which is know as Acceleration due to gravity ( g ) , as [ g = 9.8 m / s^2 or 10 m / s^2 ]
▶️ First we'll find the force by which ball of mass 0.2 kg is falling , F = m × g
=> Force = mass × Acceleration ( g )
=> F = 0.2 × 10
=> F = 2 N .
⏺️ Now force by which mass if falling and drag is applied.
=> F = m × a
=> F = 0.2 × 6
=> F = 1.2 N
♠️ To find net net force which is drag in this case .
=> Force due to free fall - force with applied drag
=> Drag = 2 - 1.2
=> Drag = 0.8 N
HOPE HELPED..
JAI HIND..
:-)
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