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Pugh
14 April, 13:13
What's gravitational pull of the earth
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Antwan Roth
14 April, 16:27
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9.8 m/s^2
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9.8 meters per second squared. A common misconception is that heavier objects fall faster, but gravity affects all things equally.
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Ashley Mcclure
14 April, 16:55
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9.807 m/s squared is the gravitational pull of planet Earth.
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