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How is the acceleration of a falling object calculated

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Answer:

F=w=ma OR by using equations of motions vf=vi-at : a=vf-vi/t eq 1 s=vit+1/2at squre eq 2 2as=vf squre - vi squre eq 3

Step-by-step explanation:

where m is the mass of falling body , f is the weight is the force acting down ward , vf is the final velocity, vi is the inetial velocity , t is the time and s is the distance covered by a body.

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