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02-01-2023
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A calculate the amount of work which a ball bearing of weight 50 mn does against the drag force (fluid resistance) when it falls at a constant velocity through 1 metre of fluid. remember that the fact that the ball bearing is falling at constant velocity tells us that the resultant force which is acting on it for the duration of the fall is zero

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