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What is the only force that acts on an object in free fall? centripetal friction gravity

What is the only force that acts on an object in free fall? centripetal friction gravity
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What is the only force that acts on an object in free fall? centripetal friction gravity

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one with only gravity acting upon it

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Gravity is the force that acts on an object during free fall
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