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A 10N falling encounters 10N of air resistance (upward force). The net force on the object is:

A 10N falling encounters 10N of air resistance (upward force). The net force on the object is:
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A 10N falling encounters 10N of air resistance (upward force). The net force on the object is:

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0 N. It's being pushed up the same amount it's being pushed down, so it cancels out.

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