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Drag force can be calculated using the stokes law : \"\"

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Where \"\" is the coefficient of viscosity of the air, \"\" is the radius of the sphere and \"\" is the velocity of the sphere. \ \

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For beach ball \"\" and bowling ball \"\".

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Drag force on beach ball is \"\".

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Drag force on bowling ball is \"\".

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Thus, the drag force on beach ball is 2 times the drag force on the bowling ball.

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Option (a) is correct.

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(2)

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Object reaches the terminal velocity when the net force on the object is to be zero.

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Thus, \"\".

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This happens when the force of gravity and the drag froces are equal.

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Drag force is \"\".

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Force due to gravity is \"\".

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When the object reaches the terminal velocity, then \"\"

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\"\"

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Observe the expression, \"\" depends on \"\" value. \ \

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Since the bowling ball has the maximum \"\" value, it will have largest terminal velocity. \ \

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Option (c) is correct.

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Drag force is related to velocity of the sphere. \ \

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Experiment of throwing different spherical balls from certian height:

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Ignore the air resistance, hence the drag resistance due to air is not considered.

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For a freely falling body, the net force acting on the body is equal to the force due to gravity.

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Hence each and every ball moves with same acceleration, that is, accerleration due to the gravity.

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Since the balls are dropped from same height and move with same acceleration, they hit the ground at same time.

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Hence all the balls will hit at same time.

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Option (c) is correct choice.

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(2)

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Experiment of throwing different spherical balls from certian height:

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The drag force due to air is considered.

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The net force acting on the body:

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