Aerodynamic resistance

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aerodynamic resistance[edit | edit source]

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Also called drag or aerodynamic drag.) The component of force exerted by the air on a liquid or solid object (such as a raindrop or airplane) that is parallel and opposite to the direction of flow relative to the object.


See aerodynamic force.


(Also called drag or aerodynamic drag.) The component of force exerted by the air on a liquid or solid object (such as a raindrop or airplane) that is parallel and opposite to the direction of flow relative to the object.

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