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Gravitational Acceleration and Free Fall (1)
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Gravitational Acceleration and Free Fall (1)
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Earth's gravitational force
All object around us are pulled towards the centre of of Earth by Earth's gravitational force
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Effects of gravitational force
Gravitational force causes an object to always fall downwards
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Gravitational acceleration
An object such as the apple that falls due to Earth's gravitational force will experience gravitational acceleration
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Symbol of gravitational acceleration
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Free fall (1)
An object is said to experience free fall if its fall due to the effects of gravitational force only
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Free fall (2)
For example, a sheet of paper does not freely because its motion is affected by air resistance
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Free fall (3)
Objects falling freely, fall with the same gravitational acceleration no matter what their mass and shape are
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Free fall (4)
Free fall only occurs in a vacuum, that is in a space with no air
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Free fall (5)
In a vacuum chamber, a chicken feather and a tennis ball that are released from the same height will reach the bottom of the chamber silmultaneously
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