Asked by Raf
When I'm asked to find work done by air resistance against a skier on a slope, will I have to do:
Wr = -Fr*d
or is it affected by an angle:
Wr = -Fr*d*cosTHETA
I was thinking that it isn't because air resistance isn't a specific force acting at one spot but everywhere on the slope at the same time, unless it's what's acting on the skier himself, then I would have to add the angle into my calculations
Wr = -Fr*d
or is it affected by an angle:
Wr = -Fr*d*cosTHETA
I was thinking that it isn't because air resistance isn't a specific force acting at one spot but everywhere on the slope at the same time, unless it's what's acting on the skier himself, then I would have to add the angle into my calculations
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