How is the distance related with time for the motion under uniform acceleration such as the motion of a freely falling body?

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For motion under uniform acceleration, such as the motion of a freely falling body, distance is directly proportion to the square of the time

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

Give reasons:

(1) Distance and displacement are different concepts.

(2) An object at rest can be considered to have uniform motion.

(3) When a body falls freely to the ground, its motion has an uniform acceleration.

The motion of a freely falling body is a uniformly accelerated motion near the surface of the earth.

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