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The forces acting on a falling leaf are A. gravity and static friction. B. gravity and air resistance. C. weight and rolling friction. D. air resistance and fluid friction.

The forces acting on a falling leaf are A. gravity and static friction. B. gravity and air resistance. C. weight and rolling friction. D. air resistance and fluid friction.
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The forces acting on a falling leaf are

A. gravity and static friction.
B. gravity and air resistance.
C. weight and rolling friction.
D. air resistance and fluid friction.

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B. gravity and air resistance.

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B. gravity and air resistance

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