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Terminal Velocity Terminal Velocity • When a sky diver leaves the aircraft he speeds up because there are unbalanced forces acting. His weight is greater than the fictional drag force. • As his speed increases, the fictional drag due to the air increases. • Spreading himself like a eagle increases the surface area and increases the fictional drag Velocity in a car • When cars first set off they have much more force accelerating them than resistance slowing them down. • As the speed increases the resistance builds up. This gradually reduces the acceleration until eventually the resistance force is equal to the drive force. The Science Behind it Triangle F M A Fluid Friction • Fluid friction differs from contact friction because the amount of fluid friction depends on how fast the object is moving through the fluid. The greater the speed, the greater the friction. • This can be felt if you are in a pool of water. Trying to walk from one side of the pool to the other is much easier than trying to run. That's because the faster you move, the harder the fluid pushes against you. • When you examine contact friction you find that speed has no effect on the amount of kinetic friction. Graphs The red curve shows acceleration changing from large to small. The blue line shows the cone's terminal velocity (constant velocity).