Initially, the two balls accelerate through the liquid because the weight, mg > than the sum of upthrust and viscous drag. Viscous drag however increase with increase in velocity and so after some times the balls attain constant velocity. The difference in the two graphs is the fact that the viscosity of L1 is greater than viscosity of L2
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