Terminal velocity (including graphical representation)
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I can use the equation F = m × a to determine and explain the motion of falling objects.
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An object that is dropped experiences a constant gravitational force towards the centre of the Earth
For a falling object, air resistance acts in the opposite direction to the gravitational force
As a falling object speeds up, the air resistance pushing up on it increases
When the resultant force on a falling object becomes zero, the object reaches terminal velocity.
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