A particle of mass m moving in a straig...

A particle of mass m moving in a straight line is acted upon by a force F which varies with its velocity as `F=-kv^(n)`. Here k is a constant.(given F=ma).For what value of n the average velocity of particle averaged over the time till it stops, is one third the initial velocity.(n not equal 1 or 2)

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