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What is the value of free falling acceleration?

What is the value of free falling acceleration?
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What is the value of free falling acceleration?

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Freely falling acceleration is the acceleration due to gravity 'g'. It's value is 9.8 N, but for convenience it is taken as 10 N.
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On or near the Earth's surface, without air resistance,
it's 9.81 meters per second². (32.2 feet per second²)
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