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The drag force (D) of an object falling through air varies directly as the square of its velocity (v). What is the correct expression to model this relationship?

The drag force (D) of an object falling through air varies directly as the square of its velocity (v). What is the correct expression to model this relationship?
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The drag force (D) of an object falling through air varies directly as the square of its velocity (v). What is the correct expression to model this relationship?

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D = kv^2, where k is a non-zero constant

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