Physics, asked by leelanshi, 1 year ago

a raindrop reaches the earths surface what can you say about its velocity ​

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Answered by sonali826
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First, the fall velocity of a raindrop particle is directly proportional to its diameter. ... The larger the diameter, the greater the distance it will fall due to gravity, the force that pulls a water droplet toward the earth's surface.

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