What is the terminal speed of a sphere? A Level Physics Exam Question

[@SK-cb6wz]

The Acceleration is zero when the body reaches the terminal velocity, so there must be no net force on the body and all the forces should sum to zero.

[@vt.physics]

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[@Zutia]

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[@vt.physics]

Thank you! You too!

[@davidsetyo9365]

Vt = Terminal Velocity

[@vt.physics]

😆 you've figured out what V_t stands for

[@Karthik_2_4]

Can't understand single think 😅but still liked it!

[@SK-cb6wz]

Great explanation ❤

[@GabrielGarcia-300]

I was lost at 25 seconds 😂

[@vt.physics]

😅 this is a 1 mark question in an A Level exam 😁

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[@andrewmcfall858]

Isn’t the resistance actually proportional to v^2?

[@cati0n]

Yes, it is, but unfortunately the video won't tell you. Please, author, correct that.

[@testacals]

But the problem has given that the resistance is proportional to V. Use the formula given in the question instead of the more accurate one.

[@TheMapleDreamer]

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