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Does the stone remain at a constant speed? Or does it speed up?
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Does the stone remain at a constant speed? Or does it speed up?

Does the stone remain at a constant speed? Or does it speed up?-example-1
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it would remain the same speed

Explanation: the rock isnt going down a hill or anything so therefore if gravity isnt pulling it down a slope then it would remain the same pace

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