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Is the force on a dropped ball. Ogravity O acceleration

Is the force on a dropped ball. Ogravity O acceleration
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Is the force on a dropped ball.
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The force applied to any falling object would be gravity. An object cannot fall if there is not gravity; it would simply float.

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