Why does the magnet slow down in the copper tube?
Copper collects air, and the magnet gets more air resistance, so the rate of descent is slower relative to the airNotice that the magnet does not produce magnetism to the copperIf the magnet is attached to the copper tube, the friction is increasedThe force of descent should be gravity, G-, air drag, friction, f
Copper collects air, and the magnet gets more air resistance, so the rate of descent is slower relative to the airNotice that the magnet does not produce magnetism to the copperIf the magnet is attached to the copper tube, the friction is increasedThe force of descent should be gravity, G-, air drag, friction, f
Copper collects air, and the magnet gets more air resistance, so the rate of descent is slower relative to the airNotice that the magnet does not produce magnetism to the copperIf the magnet is attached to the copper tube, the friction is increasedThe force of descent should be gravity, G-, air drag, friction, f
