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A ball dropped from various heights is used to model the effect of gravity on
a falling object. What is a limitation of this model?
OA. A ball of any size can be dropped.
OB. The ball can be dropped from any height.
C. Balls bounce, but not every object does.
OD. Friction with air also affects the ball as it falls.
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