During this experiment with each drop of the parachute the results were the same: the less surface area the parachute had, the smaller the amount of drag or wind resistance, and the faster the parachute fell to the ground. The small parachute fell to the ground at an average rate of seconds, the mid-sized parachute fell at an average rate of 26.9 seconds, and the largest parachute fell at an average rate of seconds.
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