<u>Answer:</u>
"Apply the same amount of force to a ball, cube, and pyramid, each of the same mass" would be the best experiment to perform.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Geometry has a major effect on an object's level of drag. As with lift, the drag is linearly proportional to the size of the entity that moves through air. The cross-sectional size of an entity governs the drag form generated by the varying pressure around the object.
It is the force which the air imposes on an object and passes through it. Air resistance drives up as gravity pulses down for a falling object. Size and shape impact air resistance, the greater the area of the surface, the greater the resistance to air. The friction works in the opposite direction of motion, slowing an object's motion.
Paperboy and less commonly Papergirl.
Answer:
multiply the length and breadth of the rectangle and correct to one decimal place
