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You drop a coin from the CN tower. Air resistance is not negligible. Describe the motion of the coin. It accelerates at -g until the coin reaches terminal speed, and then has constant speed. It accelerates at -g until it hits the ground. It falls at constant speed until it hits the ground. Its acceleration is initially -g, but its magnitude gradually decreases to zero as the coin falls.

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You drop a coin from the CN tower. Air resistance is not negligible. Describe the motion of the coin. It accelerates at -g until the coin reaches terminal speed, and then has constant speed. It accelerates at -g until it hits the ground. It falls at constant speed until it hits the ground. Its acceleration is initially -g, but its magnitude gradually decreases to zero as the coin falls.

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