Everyday Science
A freely falling body under the pull of the Earth has a
Random acceleration
Infinite acceleration
Variable acceleration
Uniform acceleration
Uniform acceleration
This gravitational force is due to the uniform acceleration due to gravity which is considered constant near the surface of the earth and is equal to g = 10m / s. Thus a freely falling body falls with the uniform acceleration and so it has non zero velocity or the velocity keeps on increasing.
Uniform acceleration This gravitational force is due to the uniform acceleration due to gravity which is considered constant near the surface of the earth and is equal to g = 10m / s. Thus a freely falling body falls with the uniform acceleration and so it has non zero velocity or the velocity keeps on increasing.
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