Physics, asked by tahereemkhan14, 9 months ago

Rain drop is falling under gravity on the earth surface. Its speed remain constant near the

earth surface, this constant speed is known as terminal velocity. This velocity depends on

viscosity of air 0

, radius of drop (r0

), difference in density of water and air (d0

) and acceleration

due to gravity (g). Then terminal velocity is [Given that : F = 6rVT

] : ha
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Answered by pratikhyanayak
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i have doubt in 3 and 4 options


tahereemkhan14: 4 is the ans and plz explain with the help of attachment
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