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Which is constant for a freely falling object
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Which is constant for a freely falling object

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Answer: acceleration

  • For a freely falling body acceleration is always constant and it is equal to gravitational force.

i.e., a = g =9.81 m/s² at sea level of the earth

  • The weight , size and shape are not the factors to describe the free fall.
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