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Suppose you shoot directly downwards some projectile with an initial speed V0 that exceeds its terminal...

Suppose you shoot directly downwards some projectile with an initial speed V0 that exceeds its terminal velocity vter. Assuming that the resistive force is linear, what is the expression for the projectile’s speed v(t) as a function time? Using a computer make a simple plot of v(t).

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