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The force of gravity on a car driving on the surface of a planet is called A.) Mass B.) Terminal Velocity C.) Weight D.) Freefall
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The force of gravity on a car driving on the surface of a planet is called

A.) Mass
B.) Terminal Velocity
C.) Weight
D.) Freefall

User Spyros
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The answer should be A) Mass.
User Ian Hincks
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c) Weight is correct. The force of gravity acting upon anything is weight.
A) mass is how much stuff is in something
B) relates to freefall, after the resistance in the air prevents any acceleration
D) freefall=object falling
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