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Wind resistance is jointly proportional to velocity and surface area of the object. if an object is traveling 67 mph and has a surface area of 8 square feet it will experience a wind resistance of 120.6 newtons. how fast must an object be moving to experience a wind resistance of 45.675 newtons if it has a surface area of 29 square feet? wind resistance is jointly proportional to velocity and surface area of the object. if an object is traveling 67 mph and has a surface area of 8 square feet it will experience a wind resistance of 120.6 newtons. how fast must an object be moving to experience a wind resistance of 45.675 newtons if it has a surface area of 29 square feet?
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