UAM and Free-Fall Motion

A motion of an object is said to be a uniformly accelerated motion when the object moves at a constant speed/velocity.

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An object moving at constant acceleration may have a decreasing speed/velocity as time passes by.

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Free-fall motion is an example of a uniformly accelerated motion because the acceleration due to gravity is constant.

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When air resistance is neglected, a heavier object will fall to the ground faster than a lighter object.

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The velocity/speed of a falling object decreases as its distance to the ground decreases​.

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