In which of the following circumstances would the free fall model be most accurate?
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In which of the following circumstances would the free fall model be most accurate?
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1) A rock is dropped from 1 m above the ground.
2) A rock is dropped from 100 m above the ground.
3) A balloon is dropped from 1 m above the ground. (This balloon is filled with normal air, not helium.)
4) A balloon is dropped from 100 m above the ground. (This balloon is filled with normal air, not helium.)
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