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3 years ago

. Which of the following are forces that push upward on an indoor skydiver? Choose all that apply. *

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SpyIntel [72]3 years ago

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The forces that push upward on an indoor skydiver are lift force and air resistance.

The forces that act on a skydiver moving downwards includes, gravity due to his weight, air resistance and lift force.

The downward forces on the indoor skydiver include the following;

gravity due to its weight
downward force due its acceleration

The upward force on the indoor skydiver include the following;

lift force
air resistance

Thus, we can conclude that the forces that push upward on an indoor skydiver are lift force and air resistance.

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