A ball of mass m = 0.490 kg is dropped near the surface of the Earth. However, there exists an air resistance F = −βv, where β = 0.700 N · s/m. After a long time, the ball approaches a speed v. What is this speed?

A ball of mass m = 0.490 kg is dropped near the surface of the Earth. However, there exists an air resistance F = −βv, where β = 0.700 N · s/m. After a long time, the ball approaches a speed v. What is this speed?

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