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What force causes a 1 kg. mass to accelerate at rate of meter per second each second
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What force causes a 1 kg. mass to accelerate at rate of meter per second each second

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gravity

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it pulls everything down and the futher it goes the faster it accelerates gaining lots of speed and gravity is the only force that pulls thangs down

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