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20 April, 09:00

Why do objects accelerate when dropped on Earth?

A) The force of Earth's gravity continuously acts on the object making it go faster

over time.

B) Objects in motion always accelerate.

C) For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

D) Air pressure increases near the ground.

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