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Galileo concluded that for freely falling bodies, what stays constant?
ATotal velocity gained
BVelocity change per metre
CVelocity change per second
DDistance covered per second
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Velocity change per second
Galileo's studies of free fall showed velocity changes at a constant rate with time, which defines uniform acceleration.
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