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Subject: Relative Velocity In Relation to Water Resistance

Date: Sat Jan 20 11:29:27 2007
Posted by Monica
Grade level: 10-12 School: Line Mountain H. S.
City: Sunbury State/Province: PA Country: USA
Area of science: Physics
ID: 1169317767.Ph
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I know that if the relative velocity of two objects are the same,(For example: 
one stick at rest in a flowing stream and the other stick being pulled through 
still water at the same velocity at which the stream is flowing) then the 
water resistance would be the same. But, I don't understand why. What laws of 
physics are applied to this? 


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