Science, asked by kumarsushil95461, 7 months ago

what happens to the velocity of a ball falling freely vertically downwards?

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Answered by mansi81107

Explanation:

a=g

acceleration = gravity

Answered by Anonymous

Explanation:

The velocity changes. The velocity of the ball increases towards down. ... The equal changes occur in velocity with equal intervels of time is called uniform accleration.

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what happens to the velocity of a ball falling freely vertically downwards?​

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what happens to the velocity of a ball falling freely vertically downwards?