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Tim has just jumped out of an airplane. The force of gravity pulls him downward, while air resistance pushes him upward. What is the net force acting on Tim?

Tim has just jumped out of an airplane. The force of gravity pulls him downward, while air resistance pushes him upward. What is the net force acting on Tim?
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Tim has just jumped out of an airplane. The force of gravity pulls him downward, while air resistance pushes him upward.

What is the net force acting on Tim?

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Answer:

80 Newton’s downward

Step-by-step explanation:

because

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Answer:80 Newton’s downward

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