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Something is considered to be in free fall when gravity is pushing up on it and no other forces are acting on it. True False

Something is considered to be in free fall when gravity is pushing up on it and no other forces are acting on it. True False
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Something is considered to be in free fall when gravity is pushing up on it and no other forces are acting on it.

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False

User Rajkumar Gour
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When something is falling,gravity pushes it down.Gravity pulls,but not push
The Answer to your question is false.
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User Azim
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it has to be false gravity doesn't push up it pulls down

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