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2) Two objects, object A and B, free fall together from a high altitude. Assume Object A weighs less and both object A and object B have the same shape. Which object will reach terminal velocity quicker?
Answer: a) Object A
Since altitudes and shapes are about the same, object A and object B initially start out falling together at same speed, and each second both are accelerating at a velocity of 32 m/s^2, or 9.8 m/s^2. Once each object hits terminal velocity, it stops accelerating and continues falling until it hits the ground (continuing a constant fall at the speed at which it last accelerated at before it reached terminal velocity). Therefore, the lighter object reaches terminal velocity faster, so as a result, stops accelerating during its fall pretty quickly (much quicker than its heavier counterpart). So it keeps falling at the new constant speed, while Object B, the heavier one, continues accelerating for a bit longer. Therefore, Object B, ends up hitting the ground first, while Object A gave up acceleration and is still slowly but surely coming down at a constant speed.
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3) If you throw a baseball up to the sky, there is ________ air pressure at the bottom of the ball than at the top of it, which means there is ______ velocity under the ball than there is at the bottom.
Answer: a) more, less
When ball is going up, there is more pressure below it and slower air particles moving under it, while above it, there is less pressure and faster air particles moving. This concept is called Bernoulli's Principle, or Bernoulli's Lift.
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But looks kinda odd to me. A ball thrown upwards, gets an upward lift ? Bernoulli's lift relates to the forces on a wing that causes an airplane to rise up. But, the motion of plane and the direction of lift are perpendicular to each other. In this case, the both are in the same direction. Need to check up on this one.
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