resistance propotionell to the square of the velecito
- From: "NILS BÖRJESSON" <borje@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2006 20:45:01 GMT
Apparently not. Newton's 3rd Law saysNewtons third law is the princip of action and reaction
F = m dv/dt.
I have made transformation of units .
If you set 2 v^2 A q = m dv/dt you will find that
dv/dt depends on mass. Your expression for dv/dt does
not depend on mass.
In the following equation's the unit of distance is
the distance the body must travel to hit a mass of m/2.
the unit of time is choisen to make the gravity=10
v_x'=-00-v_x.|v|
v_y'=-10-v_y.|v|
EARTH'S GRAVITY =10!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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