Asked by Sanskar jain
When a ball dropped from a height it's speed continuously increased
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Answered by
bobpursley
the force of gravity is present.
acceleration=forcegravity/massball
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.
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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