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All objects fall at the same rate, what is the acceleration of the force of gravity?
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All objects fall at the same rate, what is the acceleration of the force of gravity?

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9.8 m/s

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If these objects are in free fall, meaning that their downward movement is only due to the force of gravity, then acceleration due to gravity is about 9.8 metres per second per second.

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