A-Level Physics - Year 1 (AS): Terminal speed occurs when the frictional forces acting on an object and the driving forces are equal. This results in no resultant force, no acceleration, and the object travels at a constant speed.

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Terminal speed occurs when the frictional forces acting on an object and the driving forces are equal. This results in no resultant force, no acceleration, and the object travels at a constant speed.

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Terminal Speed

A-Level Physics - Year 1 (AS)

Terminal speed occurs when the frictional forces acting on an object and the driving forces are equal. This results in no resultant force, no acceleration, and the object travels at a constant speed.

Terminal Speed

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