Where a is the frontal area of the ball (πd2/4), and cd is the drag coefficient (0.47 for a sphere). what is the drag force on the ball?

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Where a is the frontal area of the ball (πd2/4), and cd is the drag coefficient (0.47 for a sphere). what is the drag force on the ball?

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The frontal areas of the balls is called a penis

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