Commit DragForce.nt for issue-361

Addresses #361.

applications/newton/invariants/DragForce.nt

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+#
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+#	Description: Physical invariant for a hydrodynamic drag force example
+#
+#	Necessary variables
+#
+#		L : length of cable
+#
+#		D : diameter of cable
+#
+#		V : velocity of the boat
+#
+#		rho : water density
+#
+#		mu : viscosity
+#
+#		F : drag force
+#
+
+include "NewtonBaseSignals.nt"
+
+viscosity : signal =
+{
+	name		= "Poise" English;
+	symbol		= mu;
+	derivation	= mass / (distance * time);
+}
+
+DragForce: invariant(L: distance, D: distance, V: speed, Dense: density, Visc: viscosity, F: force) =
+{
+
+}