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What is the only force that acts on a falling body when it is in free fall?
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What is the only force that acts on a falling body when it is in free fall?

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Okay yeah that’s cool and all
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Gravity

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Objects that are experiencing free fall, are not encountering a significant force of air resistance or as a matter of fact any other kind of forces, they are falling under the complete control of gravity.

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