A small, 250-μm-diameter bead is fired horizontally into 20∘C olive oil (η = 8.4×10−2Pa⋅s) at a speed of 0.29 m/s. Its stopping distance in the olive oil is 11 μm. What is the mass of the bead in μg? I'm not sure which equation I'm supposed to be using, or how to come up with one.
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