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Physics, 11.03.2020 04:28 NathanMoreno2019

A raindrop with initial mass M0 starts falling from rest under the influence of gravity. Assume that the drop gains mass from the cloud at a rate proportional to the product of its instantaneous mass and velocity:dM/dt = k M v where k is a constant. Show that the speed of the drop approaches a constant after a long time, derive an expression for the terminal speed, and calculate the terminal speed. Neglect air resistance.

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