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A particle with mass m and initial speed `V_(0)` is a subject to a velocity-dependent damping force of the form `bV^(n)`.With dimensional analysis determine how the stopping time depends on m, `V_(0)` and b for begin with writing `Deltat=Am^(alpha)b^(beta)V_(0)^(gamma)`, powers `alpha, beta` and `gamma` will be.

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