A Small Sphere Of Volume V falling In A Viscous Fluid Acquires A Terminal Velocity vt. The Terminal Velocity Of A Sphere Of Volume 8 V of The Same Material And Falling In The Same Fluid Will Be   

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Question

A small sphere of volume V falling in a viscous fluid acquires a terminal velocity vt. The terminal velocity of a sphere of volume 8 V of the same material and falling in the same fluid will be   

Solution

Correct option is

 

We know that  

         

Where 

              

Now 

         

Therefore, 

         . Thus 

         

Terminal velocity of the sphere of volume 8 V will be 

        

             

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