3. A particle is released from rest from a height h and free-falls. Assuming the air resistance force, F-kv,where k is a constant. Find v(t). As t→ ∞, what limiting value does v(t) approach? Do not worry about the initial conditions, ie., at t=0

3. A particle is released from rest from a height h and free-falls. Assuming the air resistance force, F-kv,where k is a constant. Find v(t). As t→ ∞, what limiting value does v(t) approach? Do not worry about the initial conditions, ie., at t=0

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resistance force, F-kv,where k is a constant.
Find v(t). As t→ ∞, what limiting value does
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conditions, ie.,
at t=0

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