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Investigating Wake Profiles of Different Objects
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[QUOTE="yonese, post: 6479352, member: 685380"] Hi, thanks for commenting! :) The prism was supposedly orientated face leading, and I wondered whether it could have been facing the wrong way with point leading, causing the flow to look the way it does? (As this was an online laboratory with my teacher doing the lab live, but it was hard to see clearly what was happening in detail). There was no smoke. The experimental drag coefficient was 2.43 compared to a published coefficient of 2. [/QUOTE]
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