Answer to Question #277931 in Physics for abela

Question #277931

how does the velocity of a freely falling body change in time

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The velocity of a freely falling body change in time as

"v=v_0+gt" , where

"v_0" is the initial velocity ofthe body;

"g" is the acceleration of free fall.

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