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Q) A 6-mm cliameter Sphere is droped into Loaler. The weight of the ball and bouncy force exered on the sphere equal 0.001l N, respectively- The demsty of water lo0o Kg/m. Assume that the fluid flow. the Sphere is laminar and the Cver drag coe fficient remains Constant and egual o.. Delermine the terminal Veloaiy of the Sphere in waler ? a) 0.266 m/s e) o.238 m/s 6) 0. 206 mls d) o. 155 mis

Q) A 6-mm cliameter Sphere is droped into Loaler. The weight of the ball and bouncy force exered on the sphere equal 0.001l N, respectively- The demsty of water lo0o Kg/m. Assume that the fluid flow. the Sphere is laminar and the Cver drag coe fficient remains Constant and egual o.. Delermine the terminal Veloaiy of the Sphere in waler ? a) 0.266 m/s e) o.238 m/s 6) 0. 206 mls d) o. 155 mis

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