A body slides on a flat surfacecoated with heavy oil so that itsuffers a viscosity resistancegiven b Fm:-cvIf it was for the startingpoint for the body find .(A) Valuesu as a function(B) The maximumdistance a body cantravel

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A body slides on a flat surface
coated with heavy oil so that it
suffers a viscosity resistance
given b Fm:-cv
If it was for the starting
point for the body find .
(A) Values
u as a function
(B) The maximum
distance a body can
travel

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