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The large block shown is x = 18.0 cm wide, y = 19.0 cm long, and z = 27.00 cm high with a mass of 2.55 kg. This block is passing through air (density of air ρair = 1.43 kg/m3). See the hint panel for the drag force equation. Calculate the terminal velocity vT of the block if it is traveling downward with a drag coefficient of Γ = 0.882. vT =m/s

The large block shown is x = 18.0 cm wide, y = 19.0 cm long, and z = 27.00 cm high with a mass of 2.55 kg. This block is passing through air (density of air ρair = 1.43 kg/m3). See the hint panel for the drag force equation. Calculate the terminal velocity vT of the block if it is traveling downward with a drag coefficient of Γ = 0.882. vT =m/s

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The large block shown is x = 18.0 c m wide, y = 19.0 c m long, and z = 27.00 c m high with a mass of 2.55 k g . This block is passing through air (density of air ρ air = 1.43 k g / m 3 ).
See the hint panel for the drag force equation.
Calculate the terminal velocity v T of the block if it is traveling downward with a drag coefficient of Γ = 0.882 .
v T = ◻ m / s
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