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1) Determine the terminal velocity Vo of landing of a 6 g mass object (of a...

1) Determine the terminal velocity Vo of landing of a 6 g mass object (of a very small volume) as it falls through calm air. The parachute diameter is 20 cm and has a mass of 4 g. (for air, r=1.2 kg/m3 and m=1.8×10-5 kg/(m s)).

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1st page. If drag coefficient is less than 1.75 when terminal velocity increased. Please check and if ans is not same please put Cd=1.2.

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