Physics, asked by navi9444, 1 year ago

How is motion of a parachute different from a stone dropped from a certain height?

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Answered by kamalpreet20

because parachute has a more surface area than the stone

Answered by arfak7963

Answer:

Explanation:

This resist the motion of the object . So there are two forces acting on the body gravitational force which pulls the body and the drag which resist the motion of the body

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