The shoes floated low in the water, while the ducks floated high in the water. how could this fact have changed the course and speed of both the shoes and the ducks?

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Kamryn Grant

1 October, 12:43

The shoes floated low in the water, while the ducks floated high in the water. how could this fact have changed the course and speed of both the shoes and the ducks?

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Madilyn Morris · Answer 1

when the shoes floated low in the water, while the ducks floated high in the water. The speed of the duck in water is much faster than the shoes because the duck will overcome less resistance like water current because it has lesser contact area. The shoes has greater probability to change course because of larger contact area