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B: Prove that the resistance (F) of a sphere of diameter (d) moving at a constant speed (u) through a fluid density (p) and dynamic viscosity (u) may be expressed as: pud where is any function.

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B: Prove that the resistance (F) of a sphere of diameter (d) moving at a constant speed (u)
through a fluid density (p) and dynamic viscosity (u) may be expressed as:
F =
pud
where is any function.

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