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What is Terminal Velocity? How Do We Find It? (15:59)

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The acceleration and terminal velocity of a dropped object are determined. The motion graphs of dropped coffee filters are demonstrated. Terminal velocity of a baseball is determined. Numerical Modeling is previewed.
This is an AP Physics C: Mechanics topic.

Content Times:
0:00 Not Free Fall
1:22 Determining acceleration
2:35 Determining terminal velocity
4:13 Motion graphs of Coffee Filters
8:35 Determining Drag Coefficient
10:24 Baseball terminal velocity
11:44 Does an object ever reach terminal velocity?
15:00 Numerical Modeling Preview

  • Here is the Excel file here I used Numerical Modeling to determine distance for the Terminal Velocity of a Baseball.
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