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Consider a spherical bacterium. with radiuS 0-l05m,talling in Water atao°C. Find the terminal speed o the sehencal bacterium In mcters. per decond, ignoring the buoy ant 7orce on the barterium and ass uming Stokes law o7yhe Yiscous Force. lou will7irt need to notethat the drag 7orce isequal To the weight at terminal velocity. Take the densiri A the bacterium To be l,4x10° kg!m³. 1.002x10°Kg|m.sand the density is 998 kg|m.t The viscosity 07 water att do°Cis

Consider a spherical bacterium. with radiuS 0-l05m,talling in Water atao°C. Find the terminal speed o the sehencal bacterium In mcters. per decond, ignoring the buoy ant 7orce on the barterium and ass uming Stokes law o7yhe Yiscous Force. lou will7irt need to notethat the drag 7orce isequal To the weight at terminal velocity. Take the densiri A the bacterium To be l,4x10° kg!m³. 1.002x10°Kg|m.sand the density is 998 kg|m.t The viscosity 07 water att do°Cis

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