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A dropped ball gains speed because its nature is to become closer to Earth, its velocity changes. a gravitational force acts on it Of inertia

A dropped ball gains speed because its nature is to become closer to Earth, its velocity changes. a gravitational force acts on it Of inertia
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A dropped ball gains speed because

its nature is to become closer to Earth,

its velocity changes.

a gravitational force acts on it

Of inertia

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User Ghazni
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Answer:

3 and 3 and 3

Step-by-step explanation:

I am sure Hope for brain list

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