While workers spray paint the ceiling of a room, numerous small paint aerosols are dispersedinto the air. Eventually, these particles will settle out and fall to the floor or other surfaces.Consider small spherical paint particles of diameter D = 10 μm and specific gravity of 1.2.Determine the time it would take this particle to fall 2.4 m from near the ceiling to the floor.Assume that the air within the room is motionless.

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