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4) Conisder the slope field in Figure 1. Assuming that this is modeling a falling object subject to a drag force state the terminal velocity of the object. Furthermore assuming that g 9.8 m/s2 and the mass of the object is 40 kg, state the value of the drag coefficient, γ. Figure 1 v(r) 98 20 30 40 50

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from t shed ( slope -field, il seoms ta termina of a fallon ina object i 98 m/s objed 9 8

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