Falling objects [dropped near the earth's surface, neglecting air resistance] all fall at
A) an acceleration that is larger for more massive objects.
B) the same constant [or unchanging] acceleration.
C) the same constant (or unchanging) speed.
D) the same constant [or unchanging] velocity.
E) zero acceleration.

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All objects near the Earth's surface fall with the same constant acceleration due to gravity, approximately 9.8 m/s², regardless of their mass, when air resistance is neglected.

Falling Objects [Dropped near the Earth's Surface, Neglecting Air Resistance]