Science, asked by devanshdhaudhary, 1 year ago

During a free fall what is the weight of a body. Give reason for the answer.

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Answered by ydharmendra888

Weightlessness
Becoz only gravity works downward

Geniusshivanshu1111: you are wrong

Answered by mkbiswas

Weight in free fall (absent tidal effects) is zeron. Hence, we have zero-g, also known as weightlessness . (Tides are the gradient effect that in weak gradient field cause microgravity that is hardly noticed.)

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