A rock is dropped from a cliff.
What will eventually happen to the rock's motion?
A. Gravity will cause the rock to slow down before it reaches Earth.
B. Air resistance will cause the rock to accelerate as it falls.
C. The rock will continue falling until Earth exerts a contact force on the rock.
D. Friction will cause the rock to continue in its state of motion.
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