Physics, asked by Ajeet48111, 9 months ago

Two indetical spherical drops of water are falling (vertically downwards) through air with a steady velocity of 5(cm)/(sec). If both the drops coalesce (combine) to form a new spherical drop, the terminal velocity of the new drop will be (neglect buoyant force on the drops.)

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Answered by Kannan0017

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Answer:

5*10^2 is the correct answer

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