alleryStart learning →Which force mainly slows a swimmer moving through water?
AMagnetic force of the pool
BFluid friction of the water
CElectric force of the air
DForce of the Sun's light
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Fluid friction of the water
Water is a fluid, and its layers resist the swimmer's movement, which is fluid friction.
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