can wind be strong but not fast, or is fast and strong the same?
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The force of wind acting on an object is defined by three variables:
The area of the object that the wind is striking.
The density of the air.
The velocity of the wind.
So technically you could have a weak force applied by a fast moving wind if the density of the air was very low (maybe at a high altitude or a planet other than earth).
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