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The density of the object 1.21kg/m3 the diameter of the object .15m the power fit of...

The density of the object 1.21kg/m3

the diameter of the object .15m

the power fit of the trendline equation y=0.9226x^0.5737

Calculate the drag coefficient using these numbers

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