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During each second of free fall,the speed of an object
Potential Energy
Potential energy refers to the energy possessed by a body due to its position or state, such as the energy stored in an object held at a height above ground.
Air Brake System
A type of brake system used in large vehicles, utilizing compressed air to create the braking force.
Mechanical Force
The application of power to move or stop objects through physical contact, often quantified in terms of magnitude and direction.
FMVSS-121
The regulation governing air brake performance for heavy-duty vehicles in the United States, ensuring proper function and safety standards are met.
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