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Physics, 15.09.2019 04:10 24jgrove

When the air density is 0 kg/m°(vacuum), how long will it take an object to reach terminal velocity?
a. it reaches terminal velocity immediately.
b. 2 seconds
5 seconds
d. the object never reaches terminal velocity.

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