Physics, 07.01.2020 05:31, frankiesoar68

Which object would be considered to be in free fall?

one that experiences both friction and centripetal force
one that is truly weightless
one that is slowed down by air resistance
one with only gravity acting upon it

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Which object would be considered to be in free fall?

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