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A solid sphere falls with a terminal velocity of 32 m/s in air . If it is allowed to fall in vacuum, then

A

the termilinal velocity will be 32 m/s

B

the termilinal velocity will be less than 32 m/s

C

the termilinal velocity will be greater than 32 m/s

D

there will be no teminal velocity

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