Physics, asked by pkamalakar9822, 9 months ago

Give scientific reasons.
a. When an object falls freely to the
ground, its acceleration is uniform.

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Answered by lk162381

Answer:

When an object falls freely to the ground, is its acceleration uniform? An object that falls freely to the ground has acceleration that is uniform (constant) as long as air resistance can be ignored and the object stays near enough to the earth's surface so that the gravitational field is constant.

Answered by Prashantumrani

Answer:

When an object falls freely to the ground, its acceleration is uniform. ... the uniform acceleration is produced due to gravitational force as long as air resistance can be ignored and the object stays near enough to the earth's surface so that the gravitational field is constant

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