How can the motion of a freely falling body be an example for uniformly accelerated motion?

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A freely falling body experiences a force called gravity. Due to this the body experiences acceleration. Here, the acceleration is uniform becoz the gravity is almost uniform in the atmosphere.

Hence, the motion of a freely falling body is an example for uniformly accelerated motion.

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