9- In the absence of air resistance, the object released from rest in free-fall whose speed is constantly increasing. How does the acceleration of the object change in this case? a) First increases, then decreases b) O decreases 113246 c) O increases d) O undecidable e) O no change

9- In the absence of air resistance, the object released from rest in free-fall whose speed is constantly increasing. How does the acceleration of the object change in this case? a) First increases, then decreases b) O decreases 113246 c) O increases d) O undecidable e) O no change

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d) O undecidable
e) O no change

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