why does air resistance act upward?
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Friction opposes the motion of an object moving through/on a medium. In this case, the air is opposing the motion of something moving through it. Air resistance only acts upward, opposing direction, for an object moving downward. A skydiver feels air resistance acting upward, a rocket feels downward air resistance.
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Friction opposes the motion of an object moving through/on a medium. In this case, the air is opposing the motion of something moving through it. Air resistance only acts upward, opposing direction, for an object moving downward. A skydiver feels air resistance acting upward, a rocket feels downward air resistance. force of air resistance acts opposite the direction of gravity (upward).
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