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A 1.2 newton block is dropped A 1.2 Newton block is dropped downward from a tall cliff. What is the magnitude and direction of the force of air friction on the block when it reaches its terminal velocity?
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A 1.2 newton block is dropped A 1.2 Newton block is dropped downward from a tall cliff. What is the magnitude and direction

of the force of air friction on the block when it reaches its terminal velocity?

1.2 newtons upward
1.2 newtons downward
0.12 newtons upward
0.12 newtons downward

User Blakely
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Answer:

1.2 Newtons upwards

Step-by-step explanation:

because the friction is opposite of the magnitude.

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