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29 March, 20:47

Witch of the following object is not a practical example of gravity acting on a moving object?

A. rain falls from the sky

B. a car speeds up as a traffic light turns green

C. a leaf falls from a tree and floats to the ground

D. a diver jumps off a diving board and splashes in to a pool below

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