Asked by Sanskar jain

When a ball dropped from a height it's speed continuously increased
Give reason

Answered by bobpursley
the force of gravity is present.

acceleration=forcegravity/massball
Answered by Tarun
In free fall, the ball experiences a constant acceleration due to gravity (in fact Agrav∝altitude, but this effect is negligible if the ball is dropped from less than a couple of kilometres).

Therefore, if the Earth had no atmosphere, the ball would continue to accelerate constantly, therefore yes, its speed would increase continuously.
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