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How is the acceleration of falling objects affected by gravity
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How is the acceleration of falling objects affected by gravity

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Gravity is the CAUSE of 'falling', and the cause of acceleration
while falling.

Objects falling near the Earth's surface all have the same acceleration ...
about 9.8 m/s².

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