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Physics Experimental Skills Co-Efficient of Viscosity of a Given Viscous Liquid by Measuring Terminal Velocity of a Given Spherical Body MCQ (Single Correct)

Why does a steel ball fall slowly through water than through air?

A
There is no surface tension
B
Density of air is low
C
Upthrust of air is low
D
Viscosity of air is low

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