The drag vs Speed graph will be a curve, with it's minimum at some speed greater than zero. At slow speed, the skier needs to angle the sji at a high angle to the water in order to produce enough lift to stay upright. This is known in Aerodynamics (and, I imaging, Hydrodynamics) as Induced drag. As the speed incearses, the skier can angle the ski at a lesser angle, thus reducing drag. However, as speed increases further, the frictional and drag forces associated both with the movement of the ski on the water, and the skier through the air increase ("Form and Parrasite" drag). The sum of all drag will reach a minimum where induced drag has reduced, but the other types of drag have yet to significantly increase. Drag will be greater at EITHER a slower OR faster speed than this minimum figure.
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Getting paid as a professional water skier depends on how well the skier does, how many events it wins and how well they are known. They can bring in less than $800 a month, to $10,000 a month.
No, you will certainly drown! Unless you want to start a new trend. Under water skiing.
when some one is water skiing, there should be at least 2 people in the boat, the driver and a person to keep an eye on the skier to make sure that the skier is safe at all times.
Water skis can be classified as a type of lever, which is one of the six classical simple machines. When a skier is pulled by a boat, the skis act as levers that allow the skier to lift and glide over the water's surface with minimal resistance. This leverage helps distribute the skier's weight, making it easier to balance and maneuver while skiing.
Sunrise to sunset. It is illegal to tow a skier or similar device between sunset and sunrise.
After a fall, a skier should always signal to the observer that he or she is okay by holding both arms together above the head. Using these signals will help to ensure the safety of the skier and of others. Then holding up a ski after falling so that other boaters can easily see the skier in the water.
To successfully pull a skier, a boat typically needs to go at a speed of about 15 to 20 miles per hour (24 to 32 kilometers per hour). This speed allows the skier to maintain balance and achieve optimal performance on the water. However, the exact speed can vary based on the skier's skill level, weight, and type of skiing being performed. It's important for the boat driver to adjust speed according to the skier's needs and safety.
Freddy Krueger - water skier - was born on 1975-05-03.
In Victoria, Australia, a person must be at least 12 years old to act as an observer while water skiing. This observer is responsible for watching the skier and ensuring their safety. Additionally, the boat driver must hold a valid boat license and adhere to all safety regulations.
you can go skiing.... snow skiing or water skiing
Yes, Julie Hagerty played a character named "Ellen" in "Jaws 2," where she is depicted as a water skier at Sea World. Her character participates in the water skiing scenes, which are part of the film's thrilling aquatic sequences. "Jaws 2," released in 1978, is a sequel to the original "Jaws" and features various water-related scenarios, including the water sports showcased at Sea World.