1. When is terminal velocity?
- When the air resistance balances out the mass and there is no resultant force
- When the air resistance overcomes the mass and the resultant force points up
- When weight is at its strongest and it overcomes the air resistance
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2. Which two forces act on you when falling?
- Weight and Pull
- Gravity/ weight and air resistance
- Friction and gravitational potential energy
- Air resistance and friction
3. Complete the equation... Weight=
- Strength of gravitational field/ mass
- Mass x Strength of gravitational field
- Mass/Strength of gravitational field
4. As the mass stays level and the air resistance increases, where is the resultant force?
5. The falling objects accelerates down because of its weight, how is the initial air resistance compared to this?
- There is no air resistance
- The air resistance is greater
- The air resistance is equal
- The air resistance is less- but still there