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Drag force equation?
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I want to know alternative ways of modeling air resistance force without using vt=root(2mg/CPA) or d(t)=vt^2 ln(cosh(gt/vt))/g thanks in advance.
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Re: Drag force equation?
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by angel_of_stone
on 2010-03-11 07:47:19
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Its been a while, but I think I remember drag being: FD=(1/2)pv2AC Where: p is the pressure of the fluid in Pa v is the velocity in m/s2 A is the reference area (the cross-sectional area perpendicular to the direction of drag) in m2 C is the drag coefficient for the object (dimensionless)
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