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The free body diagram below represents a balloon released from a student's hand so that the air can escape. Based on this diagram, the balloon must be.... A. Accelerating d…

The free body diagram below represents a balloon released from a student's hand so that the air can escape. Based on this diagram, the balloon must be.... A. Accelerating d…
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The free body diagram below represents a balloon released from a student's hand so that the air can escape.

Based on this diagram, the balloon must be....
A. Accelerating down
B.moving at a constant speed,not accelerating
C.accelerating left
Stationary, not moving at all
D.accelerating to the right
E.accelerating up

The free body diagram below represents a balloon released from a student's hand so-example-1
User Andrei Bularca
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answer is D

Step-by-step explanation:

accelerating to the right

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