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Dimples on a golf ball reduce its drag by
Answer: C
The dimples force transition at a lower Reynolds number than a smooth ball would manage, bringing on the drag crisis deliberately. The wake narrows, pressure drag falls, and the ball flies perhaps twice as far as a smooth one would. Friction rises, but it is a small price.
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