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In my current scenario, I have something that was dropped from above water. I have found the theoretical acceleration of the object when it is under water (it had entered the water with some initial downward velocity) already from boyancy - weight = ma. However, in reality that acceleration is going to be smaller because of water friction. How do I take into account water friction? I know it can't be u*N which is what friction is on land.
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