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Gracie Velazquez
21 July, 22:40
The forces acting on a falling leaf are
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Maia Walls
22 July, 01:53
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The forces acting on a leaf are gravity and air resistance. In some cases the only force acting on an object is gravity, if that occurs then its called freefall.
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