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In physics, "terminal" often refers to a state of equilibrium reached by an object, particularly in the context of terminal velocity. This is the constant speed that an object eventually reaches when the force of gravity is balanced by the drag force acting against it, resulting in no net acceleration. The term can also refer to points of connection or endpoints in electrical circuits, where terminals serve as connection points for electrical components.
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