A particle of mass m traveling horizontally with initial speed v0 encounters a dissipative force f (v) = cv2, where c is a constant. a.Provide the equation of motion of the particle with an appropriate initial condition. b. Find the speed of the particle v(t). c. Find its acceleration a(t). d. What is its distance traveled x(t)?

A particle of mass m traveling horizontally with initial speed v0 encounters a dissipative force f (v) = cv2, where c is a constant. a.Provide the equation of motion of the particle with an appropriate initial condition. b. Find the speed of the particle v(t). c. Find its acceleration a(t). d. What is its distance traveled x(t)?

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A particle of mass m traveling horizontally with initial speed v₀ encounters a dissipative force f (v) = cv², where c is a constant.

a.Provide the equation of motion of the particle with an appropriate initial condition.

b. Find the speed of the particle v(t).

c. Find its acceleration a(t).

d. What is its distance traveled x(t)?

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