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1. An object with a mass of m is thrown straight up near the surface of the earth. While the object is going up, the net force o

n it is
A) Zero.
B) Less than mg. C) Equal to mg. D) More than mg.

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Vaselesa [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

C: equal to mg

Explanation:

in free-fall, gravity is always the net force on an object

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