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what is terminal velocity?

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Answered by dreadwing
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Answered by AnnieStar
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Answer:

Terminal velocity:

Terminal velocity is the constant velocity that results when the force of atmospheric friction equals the force of gravity for a falling object.

Example of terminal velocity:

A good example would be the differences between the terminal velocities of a feather and a lead fishing weight.

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