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A pigeon in flight experience a force of air resistance given by `F=bv^(2)` where `v` is the flight speed and `b` is a constant. What is the maximum speed of the pigeon if its power outup is `P` ?

A

`2((P)/(b))^(1//3)`

B

`((P)/(b))^(1//3)`

C

`((P)/(b))^(2//3)`

D

`2((P)/(b))^(2//3)`

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B
`:' P=Fv=bv^(3):.v=((P)/(b))^((1)//(3))`
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