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I need some help, this is going to be late.​

I need some help, this is going to be late.​-example-1
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gravitational force!! goodluck
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Answer:

gravitational force

Step-by-step explanation:

since they seem like they are falling, gravity usually pulls them down

i think its gravitational force

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