Aisha went to the top of Jabal Al Akhdar and dropped a small stone. Neglect air resistance. Which of the following describes the reaction force to the Earth's gravity force on the STONE as it falls vertically? a. The normal force of the ground b. Gravitational force of the stone on earth The normal force of Aisha's hand on the stone d. There is no reaction force because the stone is not touching anything

Aisha went to the top of Jabal Al Akhdar and dropped a small stone. Neglect air resistance. Which of the following describes the reaction force to the Earth's gravity force on the STONE as it falls vertically? a. The normal force of the ground b. Gravitational force of the stone on earth The normal force of Aisha's hand on the stone d. There is no reaction force because the stone is not touching anything

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