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In a vacuum, which of the following statements about terminal velocity must be true? a. objects have the same terminal velocity that they do when there is air. b. objects do not have a terminal velocity, since there is no air resistance. c. objects have a terminal velocity that is less than they do when there is air. d. objects have a terminal velocity that is greater than they do when there is air.

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