A projectile is fired downward with initial speed vo in an experimental fluid and experiences an acceleration a-o-n², where σ and n are positive constants and v is the projectile speed. Determine the distance y traveled by the projectile when its speed has been reduced to 0.53vo. Also, determine the terminal velocity vf of the projectile. Evaluate for 0-1.22 m/s², n-0.27 m², and vo-4.4 m/s. Do Part 1 Determine the distance y traveled by the projectile when its speed has been reduced to 0.53vo. Evaluate for 0-1.22 m/s², n- 0.27 m²¹, and vo-4.4 m/s. Answer: y- M E

A projectile is fired downward with initial speed vo in an experimental fluid and experiences an acceleration a-o-n², where σ and n are positive constants and v is the projectile speed. Determine the distance y traveled by the projectile when its speed has been reduced to 0.53vo. Also, determine the terminal velocity vf of the projectile. Evaluate for 0-1.22 m/s², n-0.27 m², and vo-4.4 m/s. Do Part 1 Determine the distance y traveled by the projectile when its speed has been reduced to 0.53vo. Evaluate for 0-1.22 m/s², n- 0.27 m²¹, and vo-4.4 m/s. Answer: y- M E

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