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The increasing speed of a falling object is caused by gravity force mass speed (pick one)
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The increasing speed of a falling object is caused by

gravity

force

mass

speed
(pick one)

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Answer:

gravity

Step-by-step explanation:

Technically it would be mass or speed because it depends on ow big or small it is, but if you break it down it will be due to gravity as it gets stronger

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