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Define terminal velocity.
Look for key forces acting on the object.
What is Stokes' law used for?
Think about fluid resistance.
What is terminal velocity?
Recall the definition discussed.
True or False: Terminal velocity increases with the size of the object.
Consider both weight and drag in your response.
Calculate the terminal velocity for a 0.1 m diameter sphere in glycerin (viscosity 1 Pa.s) with density 1200 kg/m³.
Ensure to find density of the fluid first, then apply the values correctly.
Explain how terminal velocities change with the increase of fluid density.
Reflect on pressure differences and equilibrium.
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