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An object falling from a great height in Earth's atmosphere eventually reaches a speed called Terminal velocity. What cause a falling object to stop increasing in speed once it reaches terminal velocity? Really struggling, I need an answer--quick. Which letter is correct and why please?
A. Its mass and weight have become equal
B. It has no more potential energy
C. No forces are acting on it any longer
D. The forces acting on it are balanced
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