2. If a ball is thrown horizontally, Determine the expression for the position and velocity if we consider an air drag that opposes the ball's motion. The air drag has a magnitude of force equal to f] = k1² opposite the direction of motion, where k is constant.

2. If a ball is thrown horizontally, Determine the expression for the position and velocity if we consider an air drag that opposes the ball's motion. The air drag has a magnitude of force equal to f] = k1² opposite the direction of motion, where k is constant.

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