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On earth, the acceleration due to gravity is (A. 32 ft/sec2 B. 60 miles/hour).
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On earth, the acceleration due to gravity is (A. 32 ft/sec2
B. 60 miles/hour).

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It’s b because gravity pulls you fast and 60 miles per hour is faster
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