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Why does a skydiver need a parachute to land safely?
(5 points)
O a parachute isn't needed in order for a skydiver to safely land
O It decreases air resistance and slows the skydiver to a safe speed
O It increases air resistance and slows the skydiver to a safe speed
What force causes objects falling near Earth's surface to slow down? (5 points)
• Terminal Velocity
Air Resistance
Centripetal Force
• Gravity
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1) It increases air resistance and slows the skydiver to a safe speed.
Explanation: The parachute raises the drag (air resistance), reducing the diver’s downward speed.
2) Air Resistance.
Explanation: Air resistance (drag) opposes motion and is what slows falling objects near Earth’s surface.
Explanation: The parachute raises the drag (air resistance), reducing the diver’s downward speed.
2) Air Resistance.
Explanation: Air resistance (drag) opposes motion and is what slows falling objects near Earth’s surface.
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