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At high Reynolds numbers, air drag on a projectile is roughly proportional to the:
ASquare of speed
BSpeed itself
CCube of speed
DRoot of speed
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Square of speed
Newton drag varies with the square of speed at Reynolds numbers above about 1000.
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