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Suppose that the magnitude of gravity on a falling object is greater that the magnitude of air resistance on the object. What is the cumulative effect of the forces on the objec…

Suppose that the magnitude of gravity on a falling object is greater that the magnitude of air resistance on the object. What is the cumulative effect of the forces on the objec…
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Suppose that the magnitude of gravity on a falling object is greater that the magnitude of air resistance on the object. What is the cumulative effect of the forces on the object's motion?

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the motion of the object will be increased due to the air decreased resistance.
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