Me fill in the blanks most falling objects will experience air resistance. the air resistance will increase with *blank*. at the poiny when the air resistance equals the weight, there is no *blank* and the object will fall with *blank*.

Every falling object on Earth will experience air resistance,
unless it's falling inside a vacuum chamber.

The air resistance will increase as the speed of the falling object
increases.

At the point when the air resistance equals the weight, there is no
acceleration, and the object will fall with constant speed after that.