Velocity equation for quadratic drag, vertically thrown

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Homework Statement



I am having some trouble deriving this velocity equation. I the net force will be

[itеx] m * dv/dt = - mg - kv^2 [/itеx]

Because the object is moving upwards. At the time t=0 the velocity will be [itеx]v(0)=v_0[/itеx]

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ehild said:
Have you studied differential equations? That is a first order-separable one.

ehild

I am familiar with diff equations of first order. However i can't see what kind it is?