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AN object falling rest in air is subject not only in the gravitational force but also to air resistance. Assume that the air resistance is rpoportional to the velocity with constant of proportionality as `k gt 0`, and acts in a direction opposite to motion `(g=9.8m//S^2)`. If the velocity cannot exceed Am/s the nthe value of Ak is

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