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Questions about uniformly accelerated motion under gravity
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[QUOTE="Simon Bridge, post: 5476841, member: 367532"] Look up "Newton's Laws of motion" and Newton's Law of Gravitation". That is all you need to model motion in gravity for most situations you will encounter. What are you having trouble with? The body is being acted on by an unbalanced force: gravity. [/QUOTE]
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