Suppose that we drop a stone, which falls freely with no air resistance. Experiments show that, under that assumption of negligible air resistance, the acceleration of this motion is constant, i.e. equal to the so-called acceleration of gravity State this as an ordinary differential equation for the distance fallen as a function of time
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