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A boomerang works because the wings are
made so that they are flat in the back and curve
towards the front, which gives it an increase in
air pressure under the wing, giving it lift.
The curved parts of the boomerang face the same direction, allowing it to move in a circular path.
The boomerang also works like a gyroscope!
The boomerang moves vertically and also
spins in the direction given by the right
hand rule. Because the top is moving faster,
it spins as well as moves, creating a twisting
effect, like a gyroscope.
F=centripetal force N
m= mass kg
V=velocity m/s
R=radius m
L=Lift force N
P=density of boomerang kg/m (g/cm)
v=velocity m/s
CL= lift coefficient
A=area of airfoil (The area of the boomerang) m^2