Explain what is free fall acceleration?
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Answer / Ganesh Kumar
Free fall acceleration (g) is the acceleration due to gravity on an object in a vacuum. It is approximately 9.8 m/s² and is the standard measure of gravitational acceleration used in physics. Any object falling freely near the Earth's surface experiences this acceleration.
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