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I have done an experiment recently and found that there seems to exist a linear relationship (the R-squared value closest to one compared to quadratic fit, although they are pretty close) between the distance from the fan and the wind force.
At distance zero there is a certain magnitude the force and the force just drops by a constant rate when further away (perpendicular to the fan surface) from the fan.
The fan is in front of the object which I measure the acceleration. Any background theory in support of the findings? (just a normal electric fan we use at home)
At distance zero there is a certain magnitude the force and the force just drops by a constant rate when further away (perpendicular to the fan surface) from the fan.
The fan is in front of the object which I measure the acceleration. Any background theory in support of the findings? (just a normal electric fan we use at home)