what is the acceleration of a body falling through a viscous medium after terminal velocity is reached?
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When body is falling with the terminal velocity that means its velocity is constant in the viscous medium then acceleration of the body is zero.
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When body is falling with the terminal velocity that means its velocity is constant in the viscous medium then acceleration of the body is zero.
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Explanation:
After terminal velocity is reached, the net acceleration of the body falling through a fluid is zero because the body after attaining terminal velocity will continue moving with same velocity through the viscous medium.
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