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A bullet enters in a piece of wood with velocity `v_(0)` and the resistive force acting on the bullet in the vood is proportional to `v^((1)/(3))`. If the total distance travelled by the bullet is proportional to `(v_(0))^(beta)`, then the value of `beta` is

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