It released a particle with a mass of 250gm from the origin with an initial velocity of 4cm/s. Calculate the maximum distance it travels until it stops being subjected to the blocking force F=-3v^(-3/2) (Write the answer a number only up to three places after sorting)

It released a particle with a mass of 250gm from the origin with an initial velocity of 4cm/s. Calculate the maximum distance it travels until it stops being subjected to the blocking force F=-3v^(-3/2) (Write the answer a number only up to three places after sorting)

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It released a particle with a mass of
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velocity of 4cm/s. Calculate the
maximum distance it travels until it stops
being subjected to the blocking force
F=-3v^(-3/2) (Write the answer a number
only up to three places after sorting)

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