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How would the force of air resistance depend on an object speed

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denis-greek [22]3 years ago

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The quicker the speed of an object, the more frequently it is hit by air molecules. this boost in frequency means the molecules push back, increasing the air resistance. If you need more help post a comment so I can help out!

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