An object weighing 1000 lb sinks in water, starting from rest. The buoyant force exerted on the object is 200 lb, and the drag force exerted by the water on the object is proportional to its speed (with a constant of 100 lb-s/ft). Find the distance traveled after 5 S.

An object weighing 1000 lb sinks in water, starting from rest. The buoyant force exerted on the object is 200 lb, and the drag force exerted by the water on the object is proportional to its speed (with a constant of 100 lb-s/ft). Find the distance traveled after 5 S.

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An object weighing 1000 lb sinks in water,
starting from rest. The buoyant force exerted
on the object is 200 lb, and the drag force
exerted by the water on the object is
proportional to its speed (with a constant of
100 lb-s/ft). Find the distance traveled after 5
S.

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