*)A metal ball weighing 0.2 lb is dropped from rest in a fluid. If the magnitude of the resistance due to the fluid is given by (Ca v), where C 0.5 lb.s/ft is a drag coefficient and v is the ball's speed. By using Work and Energy Method, determine the depth at which the ball will have sunk when the ball achieves a speed of 0.3 ft/s. E

*)A metal ball weighing 0.2 lb is dropped from rest in a fluid. If the magnitude of the resistance due to the fluid is given by (Ca v), where C 0.5 lb.s/ft is a drag coefficient and v is the ball's speed. By using Work and Energy Method, determine the depth at which the ball will have sunk when the ball achieves a speed of 0.3 ft/s. E

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) A metal ball weighing 0.2 Ib is dropped from rest in a fluid. If
the magnitude of the resistance due to the fluid is
given by (Ca v), where C 0.5 lb.s/ft is a drag
coefficient and v is the ball's speed. By using Work
and Energy Method, determine the depth at which the
ball will have sunk when the ball achieves a speed of
0.3 ft/s.
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