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A spherical ball of radius `3.0xx10^(-4)` m and density `10^(4) kgm^(-3)` falls freely uner gravity through a distacne h before enternig a tank of water. If after enering the water the velocity of the ball does not change, what is the value of h (Viscosity of water is `9.8xx10^(-6) Nsm^(-2))`.

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`1.65xx10^(3)m`
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