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Whenever a body moves in air, it experiences a drag force that is always opposite to its velocity. You might have noticed this drag force while taking part in a distance run. It is quite obvious when we try to swim in a swimming pool. In the first case, air exerts a drag force, and in the second case, water in the swimming pool exerts a drag force. The force can be said to be , where is the drag coefficient.
A body is projected horizontally from a cliff with a velocity towards right. Taking drag force into account, its initial acceleration is in direction
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