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if a ball is allowed to swing in a region of uniform wind motion, will we say that it always get an uplift

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Ball swings in air will experience uplift when it comes down and some time there will be gravity.
so ball will experience uplift when it is downwards.
When it moves upwards then there will be gravitational force.

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