Terminal Velocity

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This physics video tutorial provides a basic introduction into terminal velocity and the factors that affect it like air density and projected area.

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P_BKM

What you demonstrated is stellar. You backed into D--the proportionality constant--by using the observed terminal speed of a skydiver. Can you make a video that derives Vt from first principles for a sphere with a known Cd of 0.47 and rho of 1.229 kg/m^3? A realistic example would be a baseball of 0.145 kg and projected area of 0.0044 m^2.

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CHARGING.TARTARUS

Is there a channel that goes over basic math for a refresher?

Keahisolaris

In the question at the end of the video, why do we use the same proportionality constant when we have a new weight and terminal velocity?

daniellasimuene

Good work done
But please can u help me with this " A body is released from rest and moves under uniform gravity in a medium that exerts a resistance force proportional to the square of its speed and in which the body’s terminal speed is V . Show that the time taken for the body to fall a distance h is
(V/g)cosh^−1 ×e^(gh/V2)"

emmanuelbilson

I have one question, when a velocity is considered high?? Is there a range or something like that? Where can I find it?

skarpar

What would you consider to be a low speed to use the f=kv formula, and what would count as a high speed?

m.roui

why did we use the same proportionality constant when finding the new terminal speed? Then is there like criteria when to use low speed or high speed, like a range or something. Thank you in advance

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imWillJ

Yes. If you ask why.
Because yes! Yes!

mushroom

I have a doubt sir, you know how every object follows law of inertia right? Well, how do we cancel it out and have motion on our own?(If its possible)

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