How is it that by a falling object if the object doesn't reach terminal velocity, it always falls with acceleration of 9.8m/s. It doesn't matter if the object has a gravity of 5N and air resistance of 4N or if the object has a gravity of 5N and air resistance of 1N... Why doesn't air resistance...
I know that there is constant acceleration due to gravity. A regular force that is applied to a moving object causes the object to accelerate once and as long as the force is present. Meaning, if a ball that is rolling experiences a wind force of 5N the ball's movement will increase 2 mph for...