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Suppose a ball is falling from a high-rise building. After falling through a certain height, the frictional force acting on the ball due to air that acts up becomes equal to the pull of gravity on the ball that acts downwards. When these tes forces become equal, then what happens to the ball?
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Bhawana Tayal 2 months, 1 week ago

When magnitude of force exerting on opposite sides is equal,then the net force exerting on it is 0.There will be no change in it.
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