Physics, asked by adityavarshneypa7kv5, 1 year ago

what type of motion is exhibited by a freely falling body

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Answered by Nitinpanghal

4

Answer:

straight motion

Explanation:

because no force is applied on it

Answered by samir4934

25

Answer:

uniform motion is exhibited by a freely falling body.

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