Can you please help with these questions ? In reality, the product r*v remains fixed when the string is pulled in. That means thatv increases as r decreases. Again, calculate the force ratio (Fr/F.).ro = 9 meters• Tf = 4 meters%3D• Vo = 7 m/s%3D A ball is falling through air. Calculate the terminal speed (a positive number, in m/s) if these are theparameters:• m = 1 kg• b = 9 N/(m/s)• g = 10 m/s2

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In reality, the product r*v remains fixed when the string is pulled in. That means that v increases as r decreases. Again, calculate the force ratio (Ff/F.). • ro = 9 meters %3D • If = 4 meters • Vo = 7 m/s

In reality, the product r*v remains fixed when the string is pulled in. That means that v increases as r decreases. Again, calculate the force ratio (Ff/F.). • ro = 9 meters %3D • If = 4 meters • Vo = 7 m/s

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In reality, the product r*v remains fixed when the string is pulled in. That means that
v increases as r decreases. Again, calculate the force ratio (Fr/F.).
ro = 9 meters
• Tf = 4 meters
%3D
• Vo = 7 m/s
%3D

A ball is falling through air. Calculate the terminal speed (a positive number, in m/s) if these are the
parameters:
• m = 1 kg
• b = 9 N/(m/s)
• g = 10 m/s2

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