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Physics, 27.09.2019 06:30 4waymari

Arock is dropped from a bridge. what happens
to the magnitude of the acceleration and the
speed of the rock as it falls? [neglect friction.]
(1) both acceleration and speed increase.
(2) both acceleration and speed remain the
same.
(3) acceleration increases and speed decreases.
(4) acceleration remains the same and speed
increases.

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