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Answered by saikharpandey3127

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Since the gravitational force and buoyant force are equal and are in opposite directions.

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Hi Avika...

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a ball freely falling from a height is not experiencing zero net force ,as the ball is constantly experiencing a gravitational force from earth and also accelerating by amount 'g' constantly. (B) is correct.

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B is ur answer

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