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m=80;
S=0.65;
g=9.81;
Cd=0.45;
p=1.225;
f=@(t,v) (m*g-p/2*v^2*S*Cd)/m;
[T,V]=ode45(f,[0,25],0);
plot(T,V);
disp('Terminal velocity is');
disp(V(end));

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