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[" 61.Two drops of equal radius are falling through air "],[" with a steady velocity of "5cm/s" .If the two drops "],[" coalesce,then its terminal velocity will be - "],[" (1) "4^(1/3)times5cm/s],[" (2) "4^(1/3)cm/s],[" (3) "5^(1/3)times4cm/s],[" (4) "4^(2/3)times5cm/s]

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