The air resistance experienced by a falling object is not an important factor until a speed of
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The air resistance experienced by a falling object is not an important factor until a speed of about half its terminal speed is reached. The terminal speed of a golf ball is 40 m/s. How much time is needed for a dropped golf ball to reach a speed of half this? How far does it fall in this time?
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