Topic: Kinematics and Equations Subtopic: Motion Of freely Falling Bodies
What is gravitational acceleration?
Answer: All the freely falling objects have a constant acceleration which is known as gravitational acceleration. It is denoted by "g". At the sea level, it's value is approximately 10 ms-2. If the body is falling vertically downwards, it's value is positive, but if it is moving vertically upwards then it's value is negative.
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