Which describes free fall?
A. When no gravity acts on a falling object.
B. When only gravity...
Chemistry, 28.08.2020 04:01 JadeCaldwell
Which describes free fall?
A. When no gravity acts on a falling object.
B. When only gravity acts on a falling object.
C. When an object is thrown downward against gravity.
D. When gravity and air resistance act on a falling object.
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