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    1) The document describes Newton's second law of motion as it applies to a freely falling object. 2) It presents equations showing that the acceleration of a freely falling object is equal to the gravitational acceleration, and derives equations for the velocity and position of the object over time. 3) The equations are applied numerically to calculate the velocity, position, and time of a freely falling object over a period of 0.3 seconds.

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    1) The document describes Newton's second law of motion as it applies to a freely falling object. 2) It presents equations showing that the acceleration of a freely falling object is equal to the gravitational acceleration, and derives equations for the velocity and position of the object over time. 3) The equations are applied numerically to calculate the velocity, position, and time of a freely falling object over a period of 0.3 seconds.

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    Coriolis Effect of A Freely Falling Body Ass-4

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    Jitu Mohapatra
    1) The document describes Newton's second law of motion as it applies to a freely falling object. 2) It presents equations showing that the acceleration of a freely falling object is equal to the gravitational acceleration, and derives equations for the velocity and position of the object over time. 3) The equations are applied numerically to calculate the velocity, position, and time of a freely falling object over a period of 0.3 seconds.

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