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work done by the gravitational force,
W= mgh = 68.1*9.8*38.9
W = 25961.082 J
Although the net work done on the body will be zero, since at terminal velocity, the net force on the body will be zero, and
the net work done will be equal to the product of net force and the displacement
hence the net work done on the body will be zero
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