Abstract

In the chapter on Fluids in Edexcel Physics, it is mentioned that different shapes have different effects on fluid resistance. In this study, the effect of the shape of the object on the fluid resistance is studied. Experimental methods are mainly used. In the experiment, by studying the movement speeds of different shapes of iron blocks in water, the different fluid resistances of different shapes of iron blocks were inferred, and the influence of different shapes on fluid resistance was further speculated. In the course of the experiment, different shapes of iron blocks were used, and weights and measuring cylinders were also used. The amount of resistance received is determined by measuring the length of time it takes for different iron blocks to move at a constant distance in water under constant tensile force. The final conclusion is that the more square the object moves in the fluid, the greater the fluid resistance is. The more sleek streamlined an object is, the less fluid resistance it is subjected to as it moves through the fluid.

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