Question: Suppose that a spherical raindrop falling through a moist atmosphere grows at a rate proportional to its surface area. (a) Explain why dV/dt = kV2/3

Suppose that a spherical raindrop falling through a moist atmosphere grows at a rate proportional to its surface area.
(a) Explain why dV/dt = kV2/3 k a positive constant, models this situation.
(b) Demonstrate non-uniqueness for dV/dt = k V2/3, V(0) = 0, by constructing several solutions.

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