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Ali Asadullah
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We have the following formula for the velocity of an object moving in a fluid.
v = vt -vte-kt/m.
This formula shows that an object can never achieve terminal velocity but in the derivation of this formula given in "Fundamental of Physics" by H D Young and Freedman 10 edition we use the formula mg=kvt which shows that object achieves terminal velocity?
Can anyone please explain this seemingly contradiction?
v = vt -vte-kt/m.
This formula shows that an object can never achieve terminal velocity but in the derivation of this formula given in "Fundamental of Physics" by H D Young and Freedman 10 edition we use the formula mg=kvt which shows that object achieves terminal velocity?
Can anyone please explain this seemingly contradiction?