Urgent Physics HW Help: Parachute, Biking in Windy Day

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The discussion revolves around the effects of parachute area on descent and the challenges of biking in windy conditions. Participants are exploring concepts related to drag force and air density in the context of physics problems.

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  • Exploratory, Conceptual clarification, Assumption checking

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  • Participants are discussing potential answers to multiple-choice questions regarding parachute dynamics and biking in wind. There are attempts to identify correct options and reasoning behind choices, with some questioning the implications of increased air density in windy conditions.

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There is an ongoing exploration of the questions with various opinions on the correct answers. Some participants are providing their thoughts while others seek clarification on specific points, indicating a collaborative effort to understand the concepts involved.

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Participants express urgency and fatigue, which may affect their reasoning and decision-making. The format of multiple-choice questions suggests a structured homework assignment with specific answer requirements.

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If you increase the area of the parachute what would happen? (select all that apply)

A. parachute will descend slower
B. parachute will move upward
C. parachute's drag force will increase
D. Nothing changes
On the windy day, why is it difficult to ride a bike? (select all that apply)

A. Because air density increased
B. Because drag coefficient increased
C. Because drag force increased
D. Because the wind velocity increased

both questions have mult. answers supposdly.
 
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What were your thoughts on each?
 
mg0stisha said:
What were your thoughts on each?
I thought the first one was b and c and the second was a and , really need to figure it out though
 
C is correct for the first one, I'm not too sure about B though.

As for the second one, what's your reasoning behind this? Is the air density really increasing as it gets windier outside?
 
listen mg0shtisha, thanks so much for your help and i know youre trying to guide me in the right direction, but i need your straightest answer on which you think are correct, i have been awake for 30 hours straight and really need your help
 

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